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Underfloor air conditioning bolsters design freedom
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he 77 Coleman Street development, designed by Buckley Gray Yeoman architects on behalf of Kajima Properties, offers outstanding office space overlooking Coleman Street Gardens and less than a minute’s walk from the new Elizabeth Line station at Moorgate.
AET’s underfloor air conditioning system makes use of the void within the building’s raised-access floor, and so removes the need for traditional ceiling- based services and suspended ceilings. By using the existing 270mm floor void, the design team was able to preserve and highlight key architectural design features, including a terrazzo-patterned soffit. Moving away from conventional ceiling-based services has allowed 77 Coleman Street to boast unusually high floor to ceiling heights, creating a brighter, more open, and inviting office environment. When used in refurbishments, underfloor air conditioning technology can typically offer increased headroom by 300mm or more.
An underfloor air
conditioning system makes use of the void within the building’s raised-access floor, and so removes the need for traditional ceiling-based services and suspended ceilings
An innovative underfloor air conditioning system from AET Flexible Space has allowed designers to highlight key architectural features in a new high-concept refurbishment in the heart of central London
!" September 2020
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