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Building & Construction Simulation Consultancy​

Mansim helps architects, MEP consultants, developers, contractors and building owners understandhow buildings will perform before design decisions reach construction or operation.​

We combine CFD, energy and thermal modelling, environmental simulation and design optimisation to assess ventilation, HVAC performance, thermal comfort, overheating, wind microclimate and safety-critical airflow. From individual rooms and building systems to complete developments and urban masterplans, our simulations provide quantitative evidence for better-performing, lower-risk and more resilient buildings.​

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Mansim Building & Construction Capabilities​

From Urban Context to Occupied Environment​

1. Urban Environment

Wind climate · masterplans · neighbouring buildings · public realm​

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Assess how development massing and surrounding structures alter local wind and environmental conditions.​

2. Building Envelope

Façades · openings · glazing · natural ventilation · heat transfer​

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Understand how external conditions interact with the building fabric and passive ventilation strategy.​

3. Ventilation & HVAC

AHUs · FCUs · diffusers · grilles · supply & extract​

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Model how conditioned and fresh air is distributed through the building.​

4. Occupied Spaces

Temperature · airflow · comfort · IAQ · overheating​

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Assess the conditions experienced by occupants across rooms, floors, atria and connected spaces.​

5. Safety & Specialist Environments

Smoke ventilation · pressure control · clean environments · exhaust​

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Investigate safety-critical airflow and specialist ventilation requirements.​

6. Energy & Optimisation

Energy demand · retrofit · passive design · performance optimisation​

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Compare design and operating strategies to reduce energy demand while maintaining environmental performance.​

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Building & Construction Engineering Challenges

Delivering Comfort Without Oversizing Building Services​

Heating, cooling and ventilation must maintain comfort across changing weather and occupancy without unnecessary energy use or oversized equipment.​

Reducing Operational Energy Without Compromising Performance​

Natural ventilation, heat recovery, efficient HVAC and passive design must work together to reduce energy use while maintaining building performance.​

Managing Wind and Environmental Effects Around New Developments​

Building form can create uncomfortable wind conditions, recirculation and local high velocities. CFD helps assess these effects and optimise the design.​

Demonstrating Performance Before Construction or Retrofit​

Simulation allows layouts, ventilation strategies and equipment options to be tested before committing to construction or physical changes.​

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Standards & Regulatory Context​

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Building Regulations

Part F: Ventilation

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Building Regulations

Part L: Energy and Greenhouse Gas Emissions

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Building Regulations

Part O: Overheating

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CIBSE TM52 & TM59

Guidance for assessing overheating and thermal comfort in buildings.

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BS EN 16798-1

Indoor environmental criteria for thermal comfort, air quality and building energy performance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Building & Construction Projects

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Heat loss calculations through different windows using experiments and CFD
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CFD simulation of a new board rider
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Design and simulation of a 360° Surf Rider
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Air flow in different lattices for Buildings and Construction ventilation
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Simulation and design optimisation of an innovative office pod and assessment against the latest standards
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Simulation of the refrigeration system in a large cold store for pharmaceutical application

Discuss Your Building & Construction Project

Tell us the engineering decision you need to make, the information you already have and the timescale you are working to. Your enquiry will be reviewed by a CFD engineer, who will acknowledge your enquiry within one working day and identify the most proportionate next step.

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