Lewisham Schools
Through the multi-billion pound Building Schools for the Future (BSF) investment programme, Vent-Axia is helping Lewisham schools meet classroom ventilation standards and save energy with its state-of-the-art Sentinel on-demand ventilation system.
Lewisham is undertaking a £210 million project that will bring outstanding improvements to secondary schools in the borough, which are all being either refurbished or completely rebuilt to 21st century standards. As part of this programme, Bouygues Education (Lewisham) Ltd will design, build, fund and operate the facilities of four schools in the Borough, Ashmead, Crofton and Forest Hill secondary schools and Greenvale special school.
Supreme Court
Vent-Axia has teamed up with building services engineers Halsion to provide an air movement and extract solution for the home of the UK’s first ever Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court is housed in the historic Middlesex Guildhall on London's Parliament Square - opposite the Houses of Parliament and alongside Westminster Abbey - a fitting location for the apex of the justice system. Built in 1913, the Grade II building is undergoing a £36.7 million renovation.
Northway Community Centre
As part of a local refurbishment programme, Vent-Axia has helped Oxford City Council’s north east committee to upgrade the Northway Community Centre by supplying its state-of-the-art Sentinel Totus D-ERV (Demand Energy Recovery Ventilation) system to improve ventilation and save energy.
VENT AXIA BRINGS LOW ENERGY AIR
MOVEMENT TO ECO FRIENDLY BUSINESS
PARK
Towergate Insurance, Europe’s largest independently owned insurance intermediary, now benefits from a comprehensive,
low energy Vent-Axia air movement solution at its new headquarters in Eclipse Park, Maidstone’s ‘environmentally
responsible’ business park.
Eclipse Park has been developed to be one of the finest B2B commercial centres in the South of England. Its green
credentials include environmentally considerate features such as ‘green roofs’, sustainable urban drainage systems and
rain water ‘harvesting’. Phase 2 of the development, due to be completed in 2010, will consist of five buildings and the first
of which is the four storey headquarters of Towergate Insurance.
Consultants on the project, ESP and Canterbury based contractor, Halsion selected a Vent-Axia Viking XP air handling
unit alongside Vent-Axia ACM-125 in-line, twin acoustic and Euroflow extract fans to meet the air movement specification
for this 30,000 sq ft space and the requirements of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive and Building Regulations
