Our involvement in the Topola mall project in Serbia extended to providing comprehensive conceptual, preliminary, and detailed design for plumbing/building services, including outer network infrastructure. This encompassed meticulous planning for water supply (potable, firefighting, irrigation) and sewerage (wastewater, stormwater) systems. Notably, the project presented challenges that required synchronization with existing infrastructural installations within the plot, and considerations for areas under the supervision of the Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments of Serbia.

One notable achievement was our adept management of stormwater from the rooftops, categorized as conditionally clean, for efficient use in irrigation purposes. This solution optimized water resources and showcased our commitment to sustainable practices in hydraulic engineering. Our approach also involved addressing specific requirements related to the cultural heritage site, ensuring that the design and implementation adhered to the standards set by the Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments of Serbia.