Aircraft hangar
Commercial hangar — large clear-span power, lighting and life-safety.
Licensed electrical design for commercial, multi-unit residential and institutional projects across Alberta. Mechanical and HVAC delivered with our partner engineers, architectural coordination handled in-house — issued as one sealed, permit-ready package built on CEC 2024, NECB 2020 and NBC(AE) 2023.
From restaurants and daycares to hangars, clinics and correctional facilities — permit-ready electrical design across a wide range of occupancies.
Commercial hangar — large clear-span power, lighting and life-safety.
Suite metering, service sizing and house loads for multi-unit residential.
Child-care facilities in Edmonton — lighting, power and life-safety.
Restaurants in Calgary — kitchen equipment power and hood/make-up air coordination.
Youth and community centres — assembly-occupancy lighting, power and fire alarm.
Secure institutional facilities — robust electrical and life-safety systems.
Clinic build-outs — exam-room power, lighting and equipment circuits.
Imaging suites — dedicated feeders and power coordination for equipment.
Care facilities — emergency power, life-safety and resident-area systems.
Industrial fuel sites — hazardous-location considerations built into the design.
Load studies, utility coordination and new service design.
Send drawings or a photo and get a scoped fee proposal in 24–72 hours.
Request a quote →Selected project types · client names kept confidential
Design-build firms, restaurant owners, retail and childcare operators — in their own words.
We’ve had the pleasure of working with Ibrar on multiple projects. Ibrar is knowledgeable, professional, responsive, and always provides practical electrical design solutions. His attention to detail and commitment to quality make him a great partner for our design-build projects.
Ibrar is a lovely man, and a helpful engineer vested in the success of our project. We valued and appreciated his contribution, and recommend him forward.
Ibrar has been professional and a pleasure to work with throughout our nail salon project. He listens carefully to our ideas, provides practical design solutions, and pays great attention to detail. I truly appreciate his knowledge, patience, and dedication to his work.
I’m very happy with the work and professional service provided by IR Design. You were always responsive, knowledgeable, cooperative and helpful throughout our project. Your attention to detail and guidance made the process much easier for us. I would definitely recommend IR Design to anyone looking for reliable and professional design services.
Shared with permission · unedited client feedback
Most delays on a permit set come from disciplines that were drawn in isolation. We keep the electrical, the mechanical and the architectural set talking to each other — so what reaches the authority having jurisdiction is one consistent submission.
Scope of responsibility. Amplify Design is the electrical engineering practice of I&R Associates Ltd., registered with APEGA. We design and seal the electrical scope. Mechanical and HVAC drawings are produced and sealed by the partner engineer of record for that discipline. Architectural work remains with your architect or licensed interior designer — we coordinate with them, we do not replace them.
Full electrical design and life-safety services, sealed and permit-ready — with mechanical, HVAC and architectural coordination carried alongside. Every package is built to the current Canadian Electrical Code (CEC 2024) and the National Building Code — Alberta Edition.
Service and distribution design from single-phase to large three-phase systems — load calculations, panel schedules, transformers, and feeders.
CEC 2024Load calcInterior and site lighting with photometric layouts and energy-code compliance — illuminance targets, controls, and NECB documentation.
NECB 2020PhotometricSystem design and device layout to CAN/ULC-S524 — notification, NAC loading, and annunciation for commercial and institutional buildings.
S524NAC calcHeating, ventilation and air conditioning design for commercial and institutional buildings — ventilation rates, equipment selection, and mechanical space layout, with the electrical loads coordinated back into the distribution.
With partner engineersNBC(AE) 2023NECB 2020We coordinate our drawings against your architect's set — ceilings and luminaire layouts, service rooms and shafts, clearances, device locations, and permit-set assembly. Coordination, not architectural design.
Permit setClash reviewGenerator sizing, automatic transfer switches, and emergency systems — load studies, motor starting, and code-required backup power.
CEC §46CSA C282ATSService entrance design, utility coordination, and load studies for new connections, upgrades, and tenant build-outs.
Service entranceUtility coordSubmittal review, RFI responses, and Schedule B (design) and Schedule C (field review completion) — keeping electrical scope compliant from permit to closeout.
Schedule BSchedule CSubmittalsIndependent, third-party verification that gets your building signed off. Sealed reports by a professional engineer — accepted by authorities having jurisdiction across Alberta.
No account managers, no hand-offs. The person sealing your drawings is the person you talk to.
Drawings stamped by an APEGA-registered P.Eng., built to pass review the first time.
Electrical, mechanical and the architectural set coordinated through us — you chase one consultant, not three.
Every project built to CEC 2024, NECB 2020, NBC(AE) 2023, and CAN/ULC standards — no guesswork.
A small practice means your project gets attention — not a spot at the back of a queue.
Every discipline in the package names its engineer of record, so the authority having jurisdiction knows exactly who is responsible for what.
The electrical engineering practice of I&R Associates Ltd., led by a professional engineer registered with APEGA. Over a decade of diversified experience across building electrical and infrastructure — focused on getting commercial, residential, and institutional projects through permit and into the ground, with mechanical and architectural scope coordinated alongside through our partner network.
A straightforward path that keeps your project moving toward permit.
Your project, the building, the timeline — and which disciplines the permit set has to carry.
A clear quote covering deliverables, schedule and fee — partner scope included. No surprises.
Drawings and calculations built to CEC 2024 and Alberta codes, with you in the loop.
Disciplines checked against each other before issue — clearances, ceilings, service space, loads.
Sealed drawings and Schedule B for permit; Schedule C on field-review completion.
Restaurants, offices, retail, and clinics — build-outs and TI electrical from concept to permit.
Apartments and mixed-use — suite distribution, house power, and common-area systems.
Daycares, community and faith buildings, and larger assembly occupancies with full life-safety scope.
Seniors' residences, assisted living, and care homes — life-safety, standby power, and resident-area systems.
Medical, dental, and physiotherapy clinics — equipment power, lighting, and code-compliant build-outs.
Warehouses, shops, and service buildings — power, lighting, and distribution for working spaces.
A technical guide to sizing, metering, and permitting row housing electrical services under CEC 2024 and Alberta utility rules.
Read →A complete guide to CAN/ULC-S524 design and CAN/ULC-S537 verification for fire alarm systems under the Alberta Building Code.
Read →A direct guide to emergency lighting rules, required lux levels, battery runtimes, and electrical inspection standards for Alberta commercial buildings.
Read →Fire alarm verification fees in Alberta depend on device counts, integrated life safety functions, and system architecture under CAN/ULC-S537.
Read →A practical guide to hiring a fire alarm verification agency in Calgary, covering CAN/ULC-S537 compliance, inspection handoffs, and engineering sign-off.
Read →A technical guide to CAN/ULC-S537 fire alarm verification requirements, field testing standards, and compliance pathways under the Alberta Building Code.
Read →Tap what you need, attach your drawings or a photo, and you'll get a scoped fee proposal. In a hurry? Use the three-question quick quote, or call the engineer directly.
“Knowledgeable, professional, responsive, and always provides practical electrical design solutions… a great partner for our design-build projects.”
Tony · TSpace Design