Case Study
Total Area
52,000 sq ft
System
CAM-C Direct Expansion Underfloor supply air and underfloor return air2016 Refurbishment
The unusually shaped building features a Grade II Listed façade and is located in a prominent position looking over Regent Street and the Soho area of the West End. The recent refurbishment by Hermes Investment Management has created fabulous commercial work space suited to corporate headquarters in this prime London location.
The system specified for floors 3, 4 and 5 at 33 Glasshouse Street is a CAM-C Direct Expansion system with supply and return air distributed via the floor plenum and a floor to ceiling height of 3.3m has been achieved by eliminating the ceiling void. 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.
Architect – Buckley Grey Yeoman
Consultant – WPP
Main Contractor – McLaren
M & E Contractor – Emico
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