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Private Client
Regent's Park
Regent’s Park I
Regent's Park, London
About this project
Comprehensive CDP design and installation of integrated air conditioning and ventilation to a luxury 4-bedroom apartment in a prestigious Grade I listed stucco terraced crescent building overlooking Regent’s Park.
Client
Private client
Appointed by
Sonsino Turcan
Design
House of Design Architects
Technology used in this project
Climate Control
Comfort Cooling
Mechanical Ventilation
Heat RecoveryDecentralised Extract
Centralised Extract
Ductwork & Accessories
DuctworkDuctwork
Volume Control
Fire Dampers
Access Panels
Diffusers & Grilles
Linear Diffusers
Filtration & Purification
Fibre Filters
Noise Management
Acoustic TreatmentDuct Attenuation
Controls & Monitors
Home Automation
Design Brief
Detailed design development and installation of concealed ducted climate control equipment, in collaboration with the wider mechanical team. The property, situated in an already occupied residential apartment block, underwent a full refurbishment. Areas served included the bedrooms and main living areas, including a large open-plan lounge and dining area. Full site coordination throughout installation was required. Air terminals were specified to blend with a very specific interior design scheme and informed by physical and architectural constraints.
Solution
Discreet, slimline twin slot diffusers were selected in the kitchen, living and dining room, plastered into the coffered ceiling details – unobtrusive, yet complementing the geometry of the crittall door partitions separating the various rooms. In the master bedroom, attenuation to the fan coil unit (located in the ensuite ceiling) ensures whisper-quiet operation for the optimum experience.
Ventilation to the four bathrooms takes place through a decentralised extract system and slim single slots in the ceilings for minimal visual impact on the space. Working with technical constraints for the external condenser location, the unit was placed strategically in an area of roof space invisible and inaudible from the road to meet local planning permission requirements.