Mycon Air delivered Design & Construct mechanical services at Addison Street, integrating HVAC, ventilation, and plant systems.
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Delivering mechanical services within architecturally driven residential developments demands meticulous coordination, technical expertise, and seamless integration across multiple building systems.
At the Addison Street project in Marrickville, Mycon Air successfully delivered a comprehensive Design and Construct (D&C) mechanical package for 21 apartments and associated common areas.
Mycon Air’s scope incorporated the complete mechanical services solution. By managing the entire mechanical package, the company ensured consistency across all systems while streamlining project delivery and coordination.
“We undertook the entire mechanical scope of works,” said Mycon Air Director, Miro. “This included basement ventilation, all apartment HVAC systems, and wet area ventilation, allowing us to provide a fully integrated solution throughout the development.”
One of the project’s most significant challenges arose at rooftop level, where limited plant space required the accommodation of 21 condensers alongside solar infrastructure, skylights, hydraulic services, and associated ductwork within a highly constrained area. Achieving this arrangement demanded detailed spatial planning to maintain code-compliant clearances, accessibility for maintenance, and efficient service integration without compromising architectural intent.
Overcoming these constraints required extensive collaboration with other trades, including hydraulic and solar contractors, as well as strategic redesign of the ductwork layout to maximise the available space. Through careful coordination and proactive problem-solving, Mycon Air delivered a compliant, accessible, and highly efficient rooftop plant arrangement that met both performance requirements and the project’s architectural objectives.
“Experience certainly plays a major role, but communication and coordination with the other trades are the key to successfully delivering projects of this nature,” Miro said.
With a reputation built on delivering complex, high-end residential developments across Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane, Mycon Air continues to demonstrate its ability to overcome technical challenges while maintaining exceptional quality standards.
The Addison Street project further reinforces the company’s commitment to delivering innovative and efficient mechanical solutions that integrate seamlessly within carefully considered built environments.
For more information contact Mycon Air, phone 02 9191 7393, email sales@myconair.com.au, website www.myconair.com.au