Coordination of a motorized movable partition used to subdivide a gymnasium should include which of the following?

A motorized movable partition used to subdivide a gymnasium requires coordination with:

The structural engineer: to ensure the partition loads are supported, especially if the system is

suspended or has track supports.

The electrical engineer: to provide power for the motorized operation, controls, and safety systems.

Mechanical and fire protection engineers are typically less involved unless the partition affects HVAC

zones or fire separation requirements, and furniture consultants typically do not deal with structural

or electrical coordination.

Reference:

NCARB ARE 5.0 Review Manual, Building Systems and Coordination chapter

Manufacturer installation guidelines for motorized partitions

MEP coordination best practices