
Framing Underway at Harvest Landing in Avon
Wall framing and roof truss installation are now underway on Building 1 at the Harvest Landing site in Avon. This phase establishes the structural framework that supports the next stages of construction.
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This post is part of KennMar Construction’s Multifamily Development Blog Series. If you missed the previous installments, check them out here:
Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems are the backbone of any multifamily development. Proper coordination between these systems ensures efficient building operations, lower energy consumption, and long-term cost savings—while poor planning can lead to costly rework, inefficiencies, and tenant complaints.
At KennMar Construction, we take a proactive approach to MEP coordination, ensuring that all building systems are seamlessly integrated from the start. By prioritizing early collaboration, clash detection, and energy-efficient design, we help multifamily projects avoid delays, reduce costs, and maximize operational performance.
MEP coordination must begin at the earliest stages of design to ensure that mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems fit seamlessly within the building’s structural and architectural plans. A lack of coordination often results in clashes between MEP and structural elements, forcing costly adjustments during construction.
By integrating MEP planning into the early design process, KennMar Construction ensures that systems are optimized for performance while minimizing costly rework and delays.
A well-designed HVAC system is crucial to tenant comfort, energy efficiency, and long-term operational costs. Proper ventilation, heating, and cooling ensure a healthy indoor environment while reducing energy consumption and maintenance expenses.
By prioritizing smart HVAC design, we help developers create multifamily buildings that are energy-efficient, comfortable, and built to last.
Multifamily developments require robust electrical infrastructure to support a wide range of tenant needs, from standard lighting and appliances to EV charging stations and smart home technology. Electrical system design must account for power distribution, backup systems, and future-proofing to ensure long-term reliability.
By taking a forward-thinking approach to electrical design, KennMar Construction ensures safe, efficient, and adaptable power systems that meet both current and future tenant needs.
A well-planned plumbing system is essential for both tenant satisfaction and building efficiency. Leaks, pressure imbalances, and poor fixture placement can lead to high utility costs, water waste, and ongoing maintenance issues.
By focusing on sustainable plumbing design, KennMar Construction helps developers reduce water usage, lower operating costs, and improve tenant satisfaction.
Advancements in smart building technology have transformed how MEP systems operate in multifamily buildings. Integrating automated controls, energy monitoring, and remote maintenance capabilities helps developers create more efficient and tenant-friendly properties.
By leveraging smart MEP solutions, we help developers enhance building efficiency, reduce operational costs, and create a more connected tenant experience.
A well-coordinated MEP strategy is critical to multifamily building performance, energy efficiency, and tenant satisfaction. At KennMar Construction, we take a collaborative and technology-driven approach to MEP coordination—ensuring that mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems are seamlessly integrated from the start.
Stay tuned for the next installment in our Multifamily Development Series, where we dive into Structural Considerations in Multifamily Construction.

Wall framing and roof truss installation are now underway on Building 1 at the Harvest Landing site in Avon. This phase establishes the structural framework that supports the next stages of construction.

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Just before the winter holidays, concrete crews completed the new flooring pour at Tempest Coffee in Brownsburg, Indiana. The finished slab sets the layout for brewing equipment and the café environment envisioned by the owner. Holiday scheduling required careful coordination, and the subcontract team delivered flawlessly.
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