Project Type
Office/Interior
Location
Santa Monica, California
Project Size
9,200 sq ft.
Date of Completion
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Architect/Client
Evan Raabe Architecture Studio (ERAS)

1655 Euclid – Partial TI/Ltg

We have a really good, open working relationship with the Lam + Tea team. They explain why things need to be done a certain way and always work through solutions with us. Your team is really good about following up with us. Those check-ins are incredibly helpful, especially when projects are put on hold or when we’re juggling multiple priorities.

Courtney Doscher Ripoli

Project Architect,
ERAS (Evan Raabe Architecture Studio)

Lam+Tea Engineering provides competitive pricing with a great balance of cost and quality compared to other MEP firms. The Lam + Tea Engineers are down-to-earth, approachable, and easy to work with, which really stands out compared to other firms.

Alex Yamada

Senior Project Manager, Retail Development and Construction,
Probity International Corporation

Project Overview

This project involves interior and exterior renovations of a two-level office space totaling approximately 6,200 square feet at 1655 Euclid Street, Santa Monica, California. The design scope includes evaluation and, as needed, revisions to the existing base building systems, including HVAC, electrical, and plumbing. Our services ensure that the renovated office space is efficient, functional, and fully code-compliant while enhancing comfort and operational performance.

Project Scope

Electrical Engineering
Our electrical design services for this two-level office renovation include a thorough review of as-built drawings and site conditions to evaluate existing tenant connections, system capacity, and equipment needs. We provide a complete interior and exterior electrical system design, including lighting circuiting plans, lighting control diagrams per Title 24, energy compliance calculations, emergency egress photometrics, and power circuiting for mechanical, plumbing, and EV charging systems. Low-voltage conduit layouts, single-line diagrams, voltage drop, and short-circuit calculations are also included, ensuring code-compliant, reliable, and fully coordinated electrical infrastructure.

Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical services include evaluation of existing HVAC systems and the design of new equipment as required, including additional rooftop units. Our scope covers air distribution layouts, supply and return diffuser design, zoning diagrams for coordination, and Title 24 mechanical energy compliance calculations. These services ensure efficient, comfortable, and code-compliant environmental systems throughout the renovated office space.

Plumbing Engineering
Plumbing design addresses new fixtures in pantries and restrooms, as well as drainage for HVAC equipment. Site observations and as-built reviews inform the design, which integrates seamlessly with the existing building systems to provide functional, code-compliant plumbing solutions tailored to the renovated office space.

Services

Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Design

Highlights

MEP Engineering Highlights

Why Architects Choose Us

  • Existing-Building Expertise – Base-building systems evaluated before modifications are developed.
  • Partial TI Coordination – Engineering scope tailored to the affected areas rather than assuming full-building replacement.
  • Detailed Lighting Engineering – Interior and exterior circuiting, controls, energy compliance, and egress photometrics incorporated.
  • Title 24 Integration – Electrical and mechanical energy requirements addressed as part of the engineering design.
  • HVAC Evaluation & Modification – Existing systems reviewed with new equipment incorporated where required.
  • EV Charging Coordination – Electrical power requirements integrated with the renovation scope.
  • Technical Electrical Analysis – Voltage drop and short-circuit calculations support the proposed electrical design.
  • Pantry & Restroom Coordination – Plumbing improvements integrated with existing building infrastructure.
  • MEP Cross-Discipline Coordination – Power, HVAC, plumbing, lighting, and equipment requirements coordinated together.
  • Site-Verified Design Approach – Site observations and as-built reviews help inform engineering decisions.
  • Constructability Focus – Proposed improvements developed around existing building constraints.
  • Architectural Integration – MEP systems coordinated with the renovated workplace and exterior improvements.

We provide MEP engineering for office architects working on tenant improvements, existing office renovations, lighting upgrades, HVAC modifications, workplace modernization, and projects requiring careful integration with existing base-building infrastructure.

Office Renovation & Tenant Improvement Experience

Our relevant engineering experience includes:

  • Office tenant improvements
  • Two-level office renovations
  • Existing-building MEP evaluations
  • Interior and exterior renovations
  • Lighting design
  • Title 24 lighting controls
  • Emergency egress photometrics
  • Electrical power design
  • EV charging power coordination
  • HVAC evaluations
  • Rooftop HVAC equipment
  • Air distribution design
  • Mechanical zoning
  • Pantry and restroom plumbing
  • HVAC condensate drainage
  • Existing-system integration
  • Site observations and as-built review

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