Demand-controlled ventilation saves energy in professional kitchens

The Kaposvár office building project was completed in July 2024. The project was about setting a new benchmark for air quality and ventilation in a modern office space in Hungary. The challenge was to seamlessly integrate Finnish ventilation standards into the specific needs of the Hungarian environment. By focusing on both functionality and style, we delivered a solution that not only met but exceeded expectations.

The renovation of Oulu City Hall started in 2021 and was completed in August 2024. The building underwent a major renovation, and the building’s technology, including ventilation, was completely renewed. The renovation ensured that the building is safe, healthy, and functional. The town hall is a nationally valuable and protected site.

The new design house, designed by an architect, rose to a height in a wonderful landscape in the Turku archipelago. Wood is used a lot in the interior and is also found in the ventilation valves. Accoya wooden valves from the LINE collection were selected as air terminal devices. The wooden valves were tinted to match the slatted ceiling.

Many shopping centers are currently being renovated, and the focus is mainly on energy efficiency, comfort, and technology renewal. The Myyrmanni Shopping Center in Vantaa underwent a major transformation project, which renewed the look of the center, improved energy efficiency, and strengthened the supply of grocery stores. With the renovation, a new Prisma was opened in the shopping center.

The renovation of a valuable apartment in Ullanlinna, next to Kaivopuisto in Helsinki, was carried out with respect to the original style of the apartment and using classic and high-quality materials. Ventilation was also taken into account as one significant comfort factor. The owners and interior architects also wanted something extra from the ventilation devices regarding appearance, which is why they chose the VIVA design wall diffusers in matte black for this apartment.