What it includes
Definition of duct and cable networks, entries, cabinets and boxes, copper, coaxial and fibre distribution, outlets, diagrams, design reports and schedules to suit the building type and scope.
Building telecommunications
ITED design in Lisbon
Infrastructure planned for voice, data, television and fibre, coordinated with the architecture and intended use of the building.
ITED infrastructureRoute coordinationConstruction documentation
Planned connectivity
Networks start long before cables are installed
ITED design organises the spaces, ducts, cabinets, boxes and cabling that distribute telecommunications services throughout a building. A good solution anticipates needs, avoids impractical routes and retains capacity for future development.
Design is coordinated with architecture, electrical systems, HVAC and safety, reducing clashes in ceilings, risers, technical areas and building entries.
Key benefits
- Connectivity suited to the intended use
- Capacity for expansion and maintenance
- Coordinated routes and technical spaces
- Fewer changes during installation
- Clear documentation for installation and testing
Where it applies
- Houses and residential buildings
- Offices and business premises
- Retail and commercial premises
- Hotels and accommodation
- Building refurbishment
Technical overview
Network architecture considers entry points, topology, network separation, spare capacity, bend radii, duct capacity, horizontal and vertical distribution, maintenance access and applicable ITED requirements.
Coordination
Well-planned technical space avoids improvisation
Cabinets, boxes, trays and penetrations need real space. Design aims to provide practical routes, suitable separation and access for installation, certification and maintenance without compromising the architecture.
Optical fibreCopper pairsCoaxialWi-FiStructured cabling
Frequently asked questions
Before ITED design
What information is needed?
Current architectural drawings, intended use, number of units or workstations, location of entries and technical rooms, and any operator or equipment requirements.
Does the design cover Wi-Fi networks?
It can provide points and infrastructure for Wi-Fi equipment, coordinated with the required coverage and use. The scope is defined in the proposal.
Can it be coordinated with the electrical design?
Yes. Joint coordination is recommended to align outlets, equipment power supplies, cabinets, cable routes and spare capacity.
Initial assessment
Prepare the right infrastructure.
Send us the architectural drawings and intended use of the building.