Jordan & Skala integrates low voltage engineering into the broader project from the start. Our team coordinates technology systems with architectural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design, helping projects move forward with fewer conflicts and greater flexibility as technology and operational needs evolve.
Low voltage systems touch nearly every part of a modern building. That makes coordination especially important.
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Jordan & Skala brings communications, security, and audiovisual considerations into the engineering process early, creating a more coordinated approach to infrastructure and reducing the need to solve technology challenges after construction is underway.
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Our approach is practical: understand how the building needs to function, coordinate the systems that support it, and create infrastructure that can adapt as those needs change.
We coordinate the systems that support connectivity throughout a building, from telecommunications infrastructure to structured cabling and network requirements.
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We coordinate security infrastructure with the broader project to support building operations, access, and occupant safety.
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We plan these systems around the needs of the people using the space, while coordinating them with the building’s overall infrastructure.
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Technology will continue to change long after a building is complete. The goal isn’t to predict every future system. It’s to create an infrastructure that can accommodate change without requiring unnecessary disruption.
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Jordan & Skala considers future flexibility as part of the initial design, helping owners make informed infrastructure decisions today while keeping their buildings positioned for what comes next.
More than 70 years of mechanical engineering across climates, markets, and building types gives our team a deep base of real-world experience to draw from. We use that experience to recognize patterns, anticipate issues, and help clients make practical decisions without relying on assumptions.
Every project brings different goals, site conditions, operating priorities, and constraints. We listen first, then help the team identify mechanical options that support the design vision, make sense operationally, and can be applied in the real world.
Mechanical systems do not operate in isolation. We coordinate equipment, space, utilities, and related building systems early so potential conflicts are easier to resolve before they become construction problems. The tone guide specifically identifies coordination that holds up in the field, fewer construction interruptions, and issues addressed early as client-facing expressions of JSE’s quality approach.
Start the conversation with Jordan & Skala to understand the requirements, opportunities, and next steps for your project.