A multi-phase, high-density facility designed from the outset to scale, with a coordinated infrastructure architecture that supports staged expansion without re-engineering the core electrical and mechanical topology.
XCN provided schematic and early-stage design support for a hyperscale data centre development structured around phased growth. The facility was designed to support high-density compute loads with a resilient power and cooling architecture, and a site strategy that allows additional phases to be brought online without disrupting the operational core.
The work focused on translating early client requirements and capacity planning targets into a coordinated infrastructure concept (power, cooling, BIM and site planning) that the wider delivery team could carry forward into detailed design with confidence.
Five interlocking workstreams across the disciplines required to define a scalable hyperscale facility at concept stage:
Designed from the outset to scale.
Without re-engineering the operational core at each phase boundary.
A coordinated concept-stage design package, covering electrical topology, cooling architecture, BIM coordination and site staging, that supports the facility's full build-out programme without redesign of the operational core at each phase boundary.
Specialist engineering and design consultancy for mission-critical, data centre and infrastructure projects.
