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AET at 20 Soho Square
20 Soho Square is a Neo-classical building with a stunning Portland stone facade and colonnade. The underfloor system, from AET Flexible Space, features on seven floors of the eight-storey building. The system is a CAM-C Direct Expansion system with supply and return air
distributed via the floor plenum. The Fantiles are standard TU4 fan terminals with EC motors for enhanced energy efficiency. Instead of a rooftop chiller providing chilled water, the building uses Daikin Heat Pump units to maximise use of space and energy efficiency.
01342 310400
www.flexiblespace.com New studor range
Marley Plumbing & Drainage has expanded its product offering by introducing the Studor active drainage ventilation system, designed to offer customers even greater choice when it comes to system ventilation design on high rise projects. The Studor P.A.P.A (Positive Air Pressure Attenuator) and Studor Air Admittance Valves (AAV), which are available now, are particularly suited to high-rise applications and
eliminate the need for roof penetrations and secondary venting. P.A.P.A has been developed to eliminate the harmful effects of positive pressure generated in gravity fed systems in multi-storey buildings.
01622 852585
www.marleypd.co.uk Waterloo delivers fresh air to sports hub
A £50m project bringing world-class sporting and leisure facilities to Warwickshire has received a new cooling and ventilation system from Waterloo Air Products plc.Waterloo worked with designers to deliver a high-specification, energy-
efficient scheme to cope with fluctuating levels of occupancy. Waterloo produced a series of intricate and bespoke products to create the right aesthetics in the state-of-the-art fitness centre. Luke Fearn, Mechanical Project Director at Derry Building Services in Birmingham says “From the beginning, Waterloo never failed to support us, and the company provided us with the exact products we needed to complete the build.”
01622 711500
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