Our Group
One group.
Three specialist brands.
Choose one specialist for a defined requirement, or engage the group when the project needs joined-up thinking.
Architects & Designers
How Sysflex gives design teams the technology constraints early enough to design around rather than work around.
WHO WE HELP
Your challenges
Technology arrives as a constraint, usually late.
Requirements arrive after coordination
The technology brief lands once ceilings, services and finishes are already resolved, so it has to be accommodated rather than designed.
Clients ask you to specify systems
Technology decisions get pushed to the design team by default, outside the appointment and outside the fee.
Specialist drawings arrive unaligned
Supplier information comes in a different format, at a different stage, against a different set of assumptions.
How we support you
Support at every project stage
01
RIBA 0 – 1
Define
Establish the client’s technology requirements before they become your problem to interpret.
02
RIBA 2 – 4
Design
Issue spatial, power and containment requirements at a stage you can still design to.
03
RIBA 5
Deliver
Review specialist supplier information against the coordinated design.
04
RIBA 6 – 7
Operate
Capture what the building taught us, so the next scheme starts better informed.
What you receive
What you receive
Sysflex works alongside the design team rather than inside it. We take the technology questions off your appointment and return them as coordinated information in a form that maps to your drawing set.
✓ Spatial and services requirements for technology, issued at a stage you can still design to.
✓ Room-by-room technology intent that maps to your drawings rather than sitting beside them.
✓ A single technical contact for the client’s technology questions, so they stop arriving in your inbox.
✓ Review of specialist supplier information against the coordinated design.
✓ Early warning of the decisions that will affect ceilings, acoustics and sightlines.
Specialist delivery
Backed by our specialist brands
Digital infrastructure and managed IT
Specifies comms rooms, containment and riser requirements in terms the design team can place.
Audiovisual and workplace technology
Resolves display positions, sightlines, acoustics and ceiling coordination with your layouts.
Physical security systems
Locates readers, cameras and intercoms with the door schedule and the elevations in mind.
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