PROJECT REPORT: HEALTHCARE BUILD & DESIGN; ARCHITECT@WORK SHOW PREVIEW
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Luceco illuminates Manchester Royal Infirmary
Manchester Royal Infirmary (MRI) can claim many medical breakthroughs and can also boast pioneering energy efficient lighting throughout their estate. Luceco, A C Electrical (North) Ltd and the Estates and Facilities Directorate at the MRI have worked together to reduce energy consumed by old lighting technology, replacing these fittings with cost effective LED luminaires from Luceco. Richard Horton said “An example would be a typical hospital corridor. We removed 120W wall washers and replaced them with LED asymmetric LuxPanels from Luceco running at 44W, creating substantial savings. However, using LiteIP, we have reduced the energy consumption of the 44W luminaires to provide an additional 95 per cent saving by utilising available daylight. The corridor was lit 24 hours a day, seven days a week, it now operates at five per cent for the majority of the burning hours when personnel are not present, illuminating to 100 per cent when traffic is detected. Whilst we realise daylight light harvesting will reduce during the winter, the impact on energy consumption along with the PIR control has created massive energy savings.”
01952 238100
www.luceco.uk Mcavoy to build new hospital wing
The McAvoy Group has been awarded its largest healthcare project to date – a £15m contract for the offsite construction of a new wing at Northumbria Specialist Emergency Care Hospital in Cramlington.
The new wing is being constructed by McAvoy using an advanced offsite solution to reduce the build programme by half to less than 12 months. This will help Northumbria Healthcare Trust to meet the rising demand for patient services in the region and maintain its position as a world leader in emergency medicine. For further information visit
www.mcavoygroup.com/healthcare.
www.mcavoygroup.com CUPACLAD exhibited at Architect@Work
CUPA PIZARRAS will be exhibiting at the ARCHITECT@WORK show at the Old Truman Brewery in London from the 30th
to the 31st
January 2019. The company’s stand will promote its CUPACLAD natural slate rainscreen cladding system, specifically CUPACLAD Design. An efficient and lightweight product, the CUPACLAD systems have been developed to adapt to any kind
of project with a choice of fastening methods – visible and invisible. Installation is also simple, while highly durable tectonic slate provides a sustainable and durable alternative to other cladding systems.
01312 253111
www.cupapizarras.com/uk ARCHITECT@WORK STAND NO 7
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