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Engineering & Technical Design

Beyond elevations — engineered to be built

Layout design, structural design, electrical and plumbing design, rain water harvesting, DPC & waterproofing details and site / project supervision — the technical drawings that turn a good design into a safe, buildable project.

  • Layout & Structural Design
  • Electrical & Plumbing Design
  • Rain Water Harvesting
  • DPC & Waterproofing
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Layout design, structural design, electrical and plumbing design, rain water harvesting, DPC & waterproofing details and site / project supervision — the technical drawings that turn a good design into a safe, buildable project.

  • 8 deliverables handed over
  • 8 areas of scope covered
  • Serving 112 cities across Delhi NCR & nearby
  • Free initial estimate & scope call
Overview

The technical drawings behind every good building

Elevations and 3D views sell a design; technical drawings build it. Our team prepares the layout, structural, electrical and plumbing drawings your contractor needs — coordinated with the architecture so beams, pipes and points do not clash on site.

We also offer site and project supervision, checking reinforcement, levels and services at key stages so what gets built matches what was designed.

Who this is for
  • Plot & house owners
  • Builders & contractors
  • Architects needing engineering support
  • Commercial building owners
  • Institutions
  • Farm house owners
Services in Detail

Engineering & technical services in detail

The drawings your contractor builds from — prepared by our engineers and coordinated with the architecture.

Layout Design 01

Layout Design

Accurate setting-out drawings so the building is marked correctly on the ground — the foundation of everything that follows.

  • Centre-line and column layout
  • Excavation and footing layout
  • Working layouts with dimensions
  • Level and plinth details
Ideal for: Every new construction before work starts
Structural Design 02

Structural Design

Safe, economical structural design with complete reinforcement details, prepared as per the relevant IS codes.

  • Structural analysis and design
  • Foundation, column, beam and slab details
  • Staircase, water tank and lintel details
  • Bar bending schedule on request
Ideal for: Houses, builder floors, commercial and institutional buildings
Electrical Design 03

Electrical Design

Complete electrical planning so every switch, socket, light and appliance point is in the right place with the right capacity.

  • Point layouts: lights, switches, sockets
  • Load calculation and circuit planning
  • DB schedules and single-line diagrams
  • Earthing, inverter / DG and AC provisions
Ideal for: Homes, offices, showrooms, cafes, salons, gyms
Plumbing Design 04

Plumbing Design

Water supply and drainage designed to work reliably — correct slopes, pipe sizes and tank capacities, coordinated with the structure.

  • Water supply and hot water layouts
  • Drainage, soil and waste pipe layouts
  • Tanks, pumps and rainwater harvesting
  • Sewer and septic / STP connections
Ideal for: Every building — especially multi-storey and commercial
Rain Water Harvesting Design 05

Rain Water Harvesting Design

Rain water harvesting systems designed for your roof and plot — required for building plan approval by most authorities, and a real saving on water.

  • Roof catchment and rainfall runoff calculation
  • Recharge pit / well and filter chamber design
  • Storage tank option for reuse
  • RWH drawings for map approval submission
Ideal for: New buildings, plan approval files, farm houses, institutions
DPC & Waterproofing Details 06

DPC & Waterproofing Details

Damp proof course (DPC) at plinth level and waterproofing details for roofs, toilets and basements — the details that prevent seepage and dampness for years.

  • DPC level, thickness and material specification
  • Plinth protection and anti-termite treatment notes
  • Roof, toilet and terrace waterproofing details
  • Basement and water tank waterproofing
Ideal for: Every new construction, ground floors, basements
Site / Project Supervision 07

Site / Project Supervision

Stage-wise checks on site so that what gets built matches the engineering drawings — especially at stages that are hidden later.

  • Reinforcement checks before casting
  • Levels, alignment and dimensions
  • Electrical and plumbing checks before plastering
  • Visit reports with observations
Ideal for: Owners and builders who want independent quality checks
What You Get

Deliverables & documentation

Clear, professional outputs at every stage — nothing left ambiguous.

  • Structural Analysis & Design
  • RCC / Steel Detailing Drawings
  • Bar Bending Schedule
  • Electrical Layouts & SLD
  • Plumbing & Drainage Design
  • HVAC Design & Heat Load
  • Firefighting Design
  • Services Coordination Drawings

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How It Works

Your project in 4 clear steps

  1. 01 Discuss & Visit

    We understand your requirement and inspect the site if needed.

  2. 02 Proposal

    A clear scope, deliverables, timeline and fee in writing.

  3. 03 Design & Drawings

    Drawings and documents prepared and reviewed with you.

  4. 04 Support to Completion

    Site visits and query resolution until the work is done.

Why Panache

Reasons clients choose us

  • Safety without over-design
  • Value-engineered structures
  • Clash-free coordination
  • IS-code & NBC compliant
  • Drawings on schedule
  • Trusted by architects & builders
How fees work

Engineering fees are quoted per square foot of built-up area or as a fixed amount per discipline (structural, electrical, plumbing). Supervision is quoted per visit or as a package for the whole construction period.

Client Voices

What our clients say

"We handed over an empty 3BHK and got back a home that finally feels like us. The team listened to how we actually live — not how a catalogue thinks we should — and it shows in every corner."

R Rohit & Meera KhannaHomeowners, DLF Phase 4, Gurgaon

"The modular kitchen is the star of my house now. Soft-close everything, a pull-out for my masala dabbas, and not a single wasted inch. My mother-in-law approves, which is the real 5 stars."

S Sana QureshiHomeowner, Sector 78, Noida

"What sold me was the 3D walkthrough — what I saw on screen is exactly what got built. No surprises, no 'arre sir yeh possible nahi hai' after booking."

A Arvind MenonHomeowner, Indirapuram, Ghaziabad
FAQs

Questions about engineering & technical design

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Yes — we take standalone structural or MEP commissions, or the full package.
Yes, we work to your architectural drawings and resolve clashes before they reach site.
We value-engineer to minimise steel and concrete while keeping safety uncompromised.
Most development authorities in Delhi NCR require a rain water harvesting system above a certain plot size for building plan approval. We design the system and prepare the drawings for your submission.
DPC (damp proof course) is a waterproof layer at plinth level that stops ground moisture from rising into the walls. A properly specified DPC prevents dampness, peeling paint and salt marks for years.
Yes. Even a small house needs properly designed foundations, columns and beams — it is the most important safety decision in the building and usually saves material too.
Yes, we can review existing structural or services drawings and advise on corrections.
Yes, on request, so your contractor can order and cut steel accurately.
Rain water from the roof is collected through pipes, passes through a filter or silt chamber and is sent to a recharge pit or well that refills groundwater, or to a storage tank for reuse.
The size depends on roof area, local rainfall and soil conditions. We calculate the runoff and design the pit, filter and pipes to suit your plot.
Yes. Filtered rain water can be stored in a tank and used for gardening, flushing and cleaning, reducing dependence on the municipal supply.
Typically in an open area away from the building foundation, septic tank and borewell contamination sources, where roof pipes can reach it easily.
Yes. We design the system and prepare RWH drawings in the format required for the building plan submission.
Yes. Structural design decides the size and reinforcement of foundations, columns, beams and slabs. It is the most important safety decision in a building and usually saves material compared with guesswork.
Structural drawings include foundation plans, column and beam layouts, slab details, reinforcement details, staircase and water tank details and, on request, a bar bending schedule.
A bar bending schedule (BBS) lists every steel bar’s size, shape, length and quantity. It helps the contractor order and cut steel accurately and reduces wastage.
Electrical design places switches, sockets and lights where you need them, calculates loads, sizes circuits and distribution boards and plans earthing, inverter and AC provisions — preventing overloads and later rework.
Plumbing design covers water supply and hot water lines, drainage and soil pipes with correct slopes, water tanks and pumps, rain water harvesting and sewer or septic connections.
A centre-line or layout drawing shows the exact position of columns and walls with dimensions so the building can be marked correctly on the ground before excavation.
Site supervision includes stage-wise visits to check reinforcement before casting, levels and dimensions, and electrical and plumbing work before plastering, with a report of observations.
Yes. We can review existing structural or services drawings and advise on corrections or improvements.
It depends on the existing foundations, columns and material condition. A structural assessment is needed before adding any floor.
Common causes include settlement, thermal movement, poor bonding between materials, overloading and water seepage. Hairline plaster cracks are common; wide or growing cracks should be inspected by an engineer.
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