Proof that QD Design sweats the details on small TI projects inside critical facilities.
Inside an operating mission-critical industrial campus on Milner Road, QD Design designed the MEP systems for a 1,325 SF employee breakroom remodel. Small tenant improvements inside sensitive facilities still face full code review — this one drew City of Houston comments on IECC 405.11 automatic receptacle controls and floor-receptacle documentation, which QD Design resolved to permit approval in a single response cycle. The project closed with full client acceptance.
Project Facts
- Location: Houston, TX
- Project type: Industrial
- Size: 1,325
- Scope: Mechanical, electrical, plumbing design
- Jurisdiction / plan review: City of Houston
- Code basis: IBC/IMC/IPC/IFC 2021, NEC 2023, IECC 2021 (405.11 receptacle control), TAS
Key Systems Designed
- Breakroom ventilation per IMC 507
- IECC-compliant automatic receptacle controls
- Mini-kitchen plumbing service
Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Industrial Breakroom Tenant Improvement project?
QD Design, a HUB-certified architecture and MEP engineering firm based in Cypress, Texas, provided mechanical, electrical, plumbing design for this industrial project in Houston, TX.
What codes applied to this industrial project?
The design was produced under IBC/IMC/IPC/IFC 2021, NEC 2023, IECC 2021 (405.11 receptacle control), TAS, with plan review by City of Houston.
Does QD Design handle similar industrial projects?
Yes. QD Design provides architecture and MEP engineering for industrial projects across Texas (Houston, Austin, Dallas–Fort Worth, San Antonio) and in Florida and Minnesota. Send your floor plan for a fee proposal within one business day.
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Planning a industrial project in Houston or anywhere in Texas? QD Design delivers architecture and sealed MEP engineering under one contract. Send us your floor plan — you’ll get a fee proposal within one business day.