Jerry Oglesbee
Jerry Oglesbee
- Role: MEP Designer
- Location: San Diego, CA
- Focus: Mechanical, electrical & plumbing design development
- Strength: Clear routing and equipment room planning
Portfolio overview
Jerry Oglesbee develops MEP design documents that contractors can follow—clean riser diagrams, coordinated ceiling zones, and equipment schedules that match architectural constraints. He thrives where routing is tight and discipline boundaries blur.
His work supports principals by turning concepts into buildable layouts with realistic access and maintenance clearances.
Routing in the real world
MEP design is where abstract loads meet shafts, corridors, and above-ceiling congestion. Jerry focuses on routing discipline early to avoid costly clashes later.
- Duct and pipe conflicts in congested corridors
- Electrical gear spatial requirements versus architectural program
- Equipment access paths that architecture can accommodate
- Code-driven ventilation and exhaust separation
Delivery habits
Jerry coordinates iteratively—sharing sections early and adjusting with structural and architectural partners before details harden.
- Ceiling coordination plans aligned to architectural intent
- Equipment schedules synchronized with electrical and controls scope
- Penetration sets that respect structural priorities
- Field-friendly notes that reduce ambiguous installation assumptions