Notting Hill II

Whole house indoor climate control and mechanical ventilation to a three-storey and basement Stucco Italianate Grade II listed property in one of London's most expensive streets

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Notting Hill, London

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About this project

Whole house indoor climate control and mechanical ventilation to a three-storey and basement Stucco Italianate Grade II listed property in one of London's most expensive streets

  • Client

    Private client

  • Appointed by

    Seacon Ltd

  • Design

    Rodic Davidson Architects

Technology used in this project

Mechanical Ventilation
Decentralised Extract
Ductwork & Accessories
Ductwork
Plenums
Volume Control
Fire Dampers
Access Panels
Diffusers & Grilles
Linear Diffusers
Joinery Slots
Filtration & Purification
Fibre Filters
Noise Management
Acoustic Treatment
Duct Attenuation
Acoustic Enclosure
Controls & Monitors
Control System
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Design Brief

Calibre’s design ability enabled whole house indoor climate control and mechanical ventilation to be sensitively incorporated within this listed building. Invisible equipment and discreet detailing were key to the success of this project. External equipment was installed within an acoustic garden ‘shed’ to meet planning policies and noise impact on neighbouring properties.

Solution

Ducted fan coil units were installed in all living areas including attenuation within sleeping areas.

Mechanical ventilation with supply and extract attenuation was installed to provide fresh air to kitchen bathrooms and sanitary accommodation.

The condensers were installed at the rear of the property within an acoustic enclosure, and a breathable garden ‘shed’ was constructed around this zone to hide the units.

Calibre provided the acoustic specification to ensure that the noise when running at high capacity would be within industry requirements, and assisted in the design to ensure that sufficient volumes of supply and extract air movement would be available. With our assistance the planning requirement was exceeded, and a visually attractive feature was added to the garden space.