Case Study
Total Area
286
System
CAM-C Underfloor supply air, underfloor return air2001 | 2017 New Build Refurbishment
The Cathedral Hill campus in Guildford is a conglomerate of three buildings of approximately 1500 sq. m each. AET originally supplied underfloor air conditioning to the 286 sq. m atrium area of Building 1000 in 2001. The equipment comprised 1 x CAM-15 and 1 CAM-C25 downflow units and a total of 25 TU4 Fantiles to serve two zones in the atrium area.
In 2015-16, the three buildings were acquired by Ediston Real Estate and Europa Capital, the combined property totalling 15,000-20,000 sq.ft floorplates. AET supplied like for like equipment to building 1000 as part of a full refurbishment of the space leased by Telecommunications giant, Avaya. The new equipment all featuring EC fan technology for enhanced energy efficiency and a new Flexgateway communications module to interface with the house BMS.
2001
Architect: Waters Holgate
Consultant: Faber Maunsell
End User: Regus
Main Contractor: HBG
2017
Agent: Cushman & Wakefield
End User: Avaya
M&E Contractor: AMD Environmental
Main Contractor: Realys
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