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The Avala office district

The business district produces about a third of the electricity it requires. Its lighting, heating, cooling and ventilation are controlled via an automated system on the basis of consumption.

Hotel OnnenTähti

Tuuri shopping centre is a unique tourist attraction, which pays special attention to comfort. Every last detail has been thought through to offer customers a unique experience.

Katko Oy

For switch products, these processes involve the use of moulds to produce the desired shapes from melted thermoplastic. To speed up the cooling of the plastic, the mould is first cooled with water.

Keilalampi

In addition to building standards, the project emphasises the impacts of buildings on human health and wellness, requiring the continuous measurement of not only air quality, acoustics and lighting but also staff comfort and mental well-being.

Helsinki Airport terminal

Every last detail was carefully considered. Even the air-conditioning units had to blend in with the architectural features, which meant taking care to match the colour of each grille with the surroundings.

Hotel Tartu

Halving of energy consumption. Over the two-year follow-up period, energy consumption in the renovated portion was cut in half.

Karolinska University Hospital

The goal is to build new facilities for the world’s leading university hospital. This sets strict requirements for the systems.

Hotel Klaus K

The Grand fan coil unit was selected for the property. The device’s silent operations, room-specific control system and easy installation method numbered among the factors that helped to sway the decision in its favour.

Grand Hôtel Stockholm

This elegant hotel has never settled for resting on its laurels. It is maintained with meticulous care and attention to detail. Only the best is good enough for this Stockholm landmark, as became evident in the renovation of the ventilation system carried out in the late 2000s when the Studio fan coil was selected as the property’s ventilation solution.

Jumeira Rotana Hotel

A Grand fan coil unit was installed in one hotel room to test its ability to meet the specific requirements set by Dubai’s challenging conditions. The system passed the test with flying colours with its silent and efficient operations.

Turku’s T hospital

At T hospital, adaptability served as the basis for design. The hospital’s building services engineering and space solutions must offer flexibility.

Shopping centre Goodman

Shopping centre Goodman has invested heavily in the management of its indoor air quality and temperature because these factors play a huge role in creating pleasant conditions.

Kielce Technology Park

The solution for Kielce Technology Park’s data centre is based on energy-efficient technology.

Kauklahti’s Elä ja asu senior centre

Kauklahti’s Elä ja asu senior centre will serve as a model for the design and construction of modern service centres. The property boasts an energy-efficient heating and cooling solution powered by geothermal energy.

Residential buildings in Turku’s Telakkaranta

Because having silent ventilation and cooling system at the property was important to the developers, they opted for the Grand fan coil units. The device’s silent operations are the result of its air-tight structure and high-quality components. Energy-efficient cooling is another feature that is essential in residential properties and this could be guaranteed with the Grand fan coil.

EM-Lax Fish Farm

The efficient Chillquick Thermo heat pump heats the water of the cultivation pond, which spurs the female fish to lay eggs earlier in the year and speeds up the growth of the young fish.

Helsinki Merenkulkijanranta

The solution utilises sea water for cooling incoming air. When the seawater cooling system does not quite suffice, the fan coil units located in the flats’ hallways are switched on.

Saint-Gobain Construction Products

Waste energy put to good use. The Chillquick Thermo heat pump system helps to halve district heating required by pageion premises.

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