www.heatingandventilating.net From the editor


Ventilation under scrutiny


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ne of the highlights of November was undoubtedly World Ventilation Day on November 8.


With healthy building champion


Professor Cath Noakes heading the campaign, it drew on the knowledge of ventilation experts from across the globe and was hailed a huge success. The theme of the day ‘Improving


Ventilation for a Healthier World’ initiated an enthusiastic global interaction on social media and attracted high profile participation from the likes of the London Mayor and the UK chief scientist. The level of global participation is a sign that not only are people worried about pollution, but they are eager to learn more about how better to safeguard their buildings and the people they accommodate, through good ventilation. The campaign was co-ordinated by


BESA working alongside CIBSE and FETA and in this issue, BESA has the full story with some important information about where to get top facts and resources about the role of ventilation. (Pg 8&9) The subject of ventilation will also


feature at the HVACR Live event which is fast approaching, set to be held in April at ExCel London. For more about the show’s highlights, go to pg 10.


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ngineering specialist, SES Engineering Services (SES), has completed £25m worth of engineering services at The JJ Mack Building, commercial developer Helical’s flagship


scheme for sustainability. The project aimed to make the building ‘smart’ and energy efficient and the building is now on track to achieve a BREEAM rating of Outstanding. Working closely and collaboratively with Principal


Contractor Mace, SES delivered full mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) services for the 200,450 sq ft, 10-storey block in the heart of Farringdon, London – originally referred to as 33 Charterhouse Street. This includes a Category A office fit-out with the latest in integrated building services. Smart technology includes making variables like


heating, lighting and security accessible on one network, giving the end user real-time updates of


usage and allows them to control the entire building using just one platform. This innovation has meant that the JJ Mack Building is on track to achieve a BREEAM rating of ‘Outstanding’ – Helical’s first commercial offering to do so - as well as a NABERS five-star rating. It has been designed with sustainability as a priority from its conception, to support the developer’s ambitions of having all new builds Net Zero Carbon in operation by 2025. Steve Joyce, managing director at SES Engineering


Services, said: “Smart buildings are revolutionising the commercial sector as the potential to reduce energy costs and personally manage usage becomes an incredibly attractive option to end tenants. Providing this service seamlessly is a true test of engineering ingenuity and we pride ourselves in being able to deliver this capability to clients to such a high standard. The JJ Mack Building is the latest build to demonstrate SES’ capabilities in delivering smart buildings, with the company currently delivering other smart projects including 4 Angel Square, at the NOMA development in Manchester.


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