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Coolair brings cooling comfort to Uni facilities Air conditioning contractor Coolair Equipment has brought comfort cooling to a new hotel and conference suite at the University of Birmingham. ...	Unique solution for Cambridge’s oldest hotel Nuaire has supplied Boxer bespoke air handling units (AHU) and XBC heat recovery units to the University Arms Hotel, Cambridge as part of a major...
Superb acoustics in the Carmen Würth Forum with Ziehl-Abegg The Carmen Würth Forum is an outstanding event location in southern Germany. The architect David Chipperfield has designed a building which is used for...	Drying expertise with Bitzer intelligence With a population of 1,800, the city of Stiefenhofen is located in the centre of the Allgäu region, surrounded by lush green meadows and hills. So lush, in...
Too cool for school Four 19kW three-phase simultaneous multi systems from Fujitsu Air Conditioning (UK) have been installed at Woodhouse Grove School in West Yorkshire. The units were fitted in the Morton Hall – an old swimming pool building complete with glass Atrium, that now serves as a multi-use sports hall, exhibition space and examination room. The new air conditioning system comprises four ARYG72LHTA indoor and four AOYG72LRLA outdoor units, which will be used to heat and cool the hall,...


globalFACT unites refrigeration experts in Quito As world leaders and diplomats have gathered in Quito, Ecuador on 05-09 November for the 30th Meeting of the Parties (MOP 30) to the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer,...	BESA Awards celebrate emerging acr talent Last week’s Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) Awards saw Chandler Davison collect his SkillFRIDGE 2018 national winner’s trophy. ...
Mitsubishi Electric hosts VIP partner conference Mitsubishi Electric recently hosted over 50 members of its Partner Programme at its ME VIP conference in Turkey, where guests were given an exclusive tour...	Triple threat cost pressures cast shadow over construction The construction industry experienced modest growth in the third quarter of 2018 following a weather-related boost to activity in Q2, according to a...
Brexit delay would hurt industry A further extension to the Brexit transition period would be “hugely unhelpful” to the construction and building services sectors, according to the president of the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA). Tim Hopkinson told the Association’s 2018 National Conference that “the one thing businesses crave above all else is certainty” and the proposal to extend transition arrangements after the UK leaves the European Union would further delay investment decisions. He...

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