Critical Airflow completes work on the world’s most advanced DNA laboratory located South East London. The specification demanded tough environmental conditions are to be maintained around the clock 365 days per year.
Supply and commissioning of Phoenix Laboratory Control systems for maintaining tight pressurisation conditions throughout this world class cancer research laboratory facility.
Critical Airflow Europe Ltd were selected to provide a comprehensive pressure independent Phoenix airflow control system to accurately maintain the environmental integrity of the laboratory spaces
Critical Airflow have provided the solutions to control and manage the stringent pressurisation and directional airflow regimes at the new £55 million state-of-the-art 7,200 square meter manufacturing centre for Cell Therapy Catapult at Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst campus.
Critical Airflow Europe have implemented the Phoenix Controls pressurisation and directional airflow solution to maintain the stringent environmental conditions for Alexion’s College Park site in Blanchardstown. The €450 million, four-year project will be the Company’s first ever biologics manufacturing facility outside the United States.
When consultants ARUP were appointed to design the MEP services for the award-winning neuro-science building in London, the remit was to target a BREEM rating of 'Excellent' as the design standard. This would be a significantly impressive result for an inner city highly serviced research building with three separate environmentally controlled zones.
The University of Cambridge’s Hutchison/MRC Research Centre was met with the risk of reduced life-saving cancer research due to the escalating cost of the utility bills. After significant research, the university engaged Critical Airflow to design and implement the most viable solution. A unique Aircuity solution was recommended that allows ventilation to vary based on laboratory conditions. Having implemented the technology, Hutchison/MRC reduced total natural gas costs by approximately 41 percent in the first year, and by 54 percent in year two.
Critical Airflow Europe (CAE) have successfully delivered an Aircuity Laboratory Demand Control Ventilation (DCV) system for Adaptimmune Therapeutics. The Aircuity Solution was specified by Hoare Lea to help dive down the client’s energy costs, the system accurately measures airborne contaminants on a continuous basis and provides the Building Automation System with accurate data to ensure that proper ventilation is maintained. Aircuity works on the principle if the air is clean, ventilation is reduced, saving significant amounts of energy. When issues are detected, such as contamination of the laboratory air, ventilation rates are raised to design maximums until the air is clean.
Critical Airflow Europe have completed a major project for Kershaw Mechanical to supply and commission a Phoenix Controls Solution to maintain the stringent environmental conditions for the 155,000 Sq Ft state-of-the-art laboratory research facility which will form part of a new European headquarters for biomedical research company Illumina.
Critical Airflow Europe (CAE) have secured a second project for the University of Cambridge for the new £79 Million Capella Project (CAE) will provide an Aircuity Laboratory Demand Control Ventilation (DCV) system which accurately measures airborne contaminants on a continuous basis and provides the Building Automation System with accurate data to ensure that proper ventilation is maintained. Aircuity works on the principle if the air is clean, ventilation is reduced, saving significant amounts of energy. When issues are detected such as contamination of the laboratory air, ventilation rates are raised to design maximums until the air is clean.
When Critical Airflow were awarded a €2.0 Million Euro project at the Erasmus Medical Centre based in Rotterdam, the design brief incorporated a significant number of pandemic ready isolation patient rooms to ensure that the hospital could cope with a future viral outbreak such as SARS.
Critical Airflow have been providing safe and effective laboratory control systems to the University of Manchester for the past 15 years and were proud to be selected for its flagship new research building at the Henry Royce Institute.
In 2014 Regeneron Pharmaceutical Inc, headquartered in Tarrytown - New York, invested over $1.0 Billion in its first Industrial Operations and Product Supply facility outside of the USA. The new facility is located at the former Dell industrial Complex in Limerick.