Facility design, power redundancy, cooling, and disaster recovery sites built to formal uptime and resilience standards — not just a server room with better air conditioning.
A data centre is only as reliable as its weakest supporting system — power, cooling, or fire suppression failing will take down infrastructure that’s otherwise perfectly designed. We design facilities against recognized uptime standards (ANSI/TIA-942 tiering) so redundancy is engineered in, not assumed.
Engagements range from retrofitting an existing server room with proper containment and redundant power, to designing a purpose-built disaster recovery site that can take over operations within minutes of a primary site failure.
We work with your facilities and IT teams together, since data centre design sits at the intersection of both — a decision made purely on IT criteria often creates a facilities problem, and vice versa.
Redundant power and cooling remove the facility-level failures that take down otherwise healthy infrastructure.
Design and documentation aligned to the standards regulators and insurers expect to see.
Power and cooling capacity planned for future rack density, not just what’s installed today.
A properly designed DR site activates in minutes, not the days a improvised failover takes.
Efficient containment and cooling design reduces the power bill that comes with an oversized cooling system.
Fire suppression and environmental monitoring catch problems before they become losses.
Rack layout, hot/cold aisle containment, and cabling pathways.
UPS, generator, and automatic transfer switch design to N+1 or 2N.
CRAC/CRAH systems sized against actual heat load, not floor area.
Clean-agent suppression appropriate for an electronics environment.
Overhead or underfloor pathways designed for airflow and future capacity.
A secondary facility engineered to take over operations within a defined RTO.
Temperature, humidity, and water-leak sensors with real-time alerting.
Power, cooling, and space modeled against your rack growth projections.
Assess existing facility, power, and cooling capacity.
Architect to the uptime tier your operations require.
Build out or retrofit with minimal disruption to live systems.
Commission fire suppression and environmental monitoring.
Monitor facility health under agreed response SLAs.
Review capacity data ahead of the next growth cycle.
Whether it’s a retrofit or a new build, we start with what your operations actually require.
