I'm a few years into the architectural profession and as I gain more experience I notice the one main area I'm lacking knowledge is in the MEP trade. I go to CA meetings, site visits, ask my supervisor questions, and am relatively engaged. However I still feel as if I could be doing more to learn.
I would love to get some recommendations of reading (textbooks), videos, lectures, graphics, that you have used to further your understanding of various aspects of MEP.
eskimo457, consider The Architect’s Portable Handbook: First-Step Rules of Thumb for Building Design by John Guthrie, if you haven’t already. Among many other things it includes things like MEP, has rules of thumb that might help you be more fluent and comfortable with the subject.
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I'm a few years into the architectural profession and as I gain more experience I notice the one main area I'm lacking knowledge is in the MEP trade. I go to CA meetings, site visits, ask my supervisor questions, and am relatively engaged. However I still feel as if I could be doing more to learn.
I would love to get some recommendations of reading (textbooks), videos, lectures, graphics, that you have used to further your understanding of various aspects of MEP.
Thanks!
eskimo457, consider The Architect’s Portable Handbook: First-Step Rules of Thumb for Building Design by John Guthrie, if you haven’t already. Among many other things it includes things like MEP, has rules of thumb that might help you be more fluent and comfortable with the subject.
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