This development was designed to meet 5 Star NABERS and 5 Star Green Star performance targets, with Froster Engineering engaged to provide the mechanical services design and spatial planning input to support energy efficiency, long-term maintainability, and seamless integration with the architecture.
Froster Engineering developed a high-efficiency chilled and heating water mechanical system, closely coordinated with the architectural design to ensure effective plant access, serviceability, and installation efficiency.
Typical office floors are conditioned by a hybrid 'skin' chilled water fan coil system:
The building’s central plant includes:
These systems were selected and configured to align with the project's strict energy targets and operational goals, ensuring long-term performance with optimised running costs.
With a clear purpose and technical precision, Prime House was brought to life as a future-focused government workplace. Froster Engineering is proud to have contributed a mechanically integrated, energy-efficient solution that supports the performance standards and vision of both the developer, Primewest, and the anchor tenant, Department of Finance.