Working with Wates – Adexsi have designed, supplied and installed an AdeSolar PV array to Signature Highgate.
AdeSolar® Signature Highgate
AdeSmoke Adexsi Towering High
One Blackfriars is an awe-inspiring sculpture, as it gazes down on the River Thames it provides a magnificent addition to the London skyline.
Mount Pleasant Student Accommodation Fitted with AdeSmoke System
Adexsi UK was chosen to work on a major student accommodation development at Cambridge University in collaboration with Osborne, a leading solutions provider for the built environment.
Yara student accommodation for St Anns Rd, London
Adexsi UK was appointed to offer a smoke control and cooling daily ventilation solution that would ensure the 84-occupancy building remains safe and comfortable for the students living there.
Smoke control in N19 apartment building
In London’s Archway, Islington, area is an attractive new residential development called Whittington House.
Building communities on site of old Cardiff pub
Rumpoles was a famed pub in the centre of Cardiff, neighbouring the courts and central fire station; the former building has been demolished, however, to make way for new residential properties in this well-positioned area.
New England Quarter keeps growing
Brighton and Hove is home to the New England Quarter mixed use development, which consists of many commercial, residential and retail units.
Smoke safe student accommodation in Capital Quarter
A £2.5m foot bridge – dubbed the Smartbridge – links the attractive new Capital Quarter development into the heart of Cardiff City Centre.
Modern smoke control for historic Bristol cathedral
Bristol’s Pro-Cathedral of the Holy Apostles was the city’s active Roman Catholic cathedral from 1850 to 1973, since when it has been used for functions as varied as an independent school and a centre for the arts.
Apartments at Paxton Court, Tenby
Overview:
Paxton Court in Tenby is a development of 36 one and two bedroom retirement apartments, developed by McCarthy & Stone. The development on a coastal site in the town centre of Tenby, south Wales, was designed specifically for the over 60s, with many residents enjoying a sea view. A full range of support services is included for residents, including a 24 hour emergency call system to provide support for those of advancing years.
The property replaced the Royal Gatehouse Hotel, which was ruined by fire. And it was named after Sir Robert Paxton, a leading figure in Tenby’s emergence as a fashionable resort in the 19th century. The colourful design was prepared by C2J Architects of Cardiff, noting the traditional style appropriate to Tenby’s historic centre.
Taking account of the site’s history, everyone involved with the development was keen to ensure the development had correctly installed systems to prevent and mitigate fire issues, not least in the basement: the tight town centre site features a basement car park.
Outcome:
Developer McCarthy Stone called on Adexsi to help by designing, supplying and installing pressurisation to the building’s basement lobby and car park area. Adexsi liaised with the local Fire and Building Control authorities to ensure the resulting VeriPark installation was approved and delivered to tight deadlines, for a timely installation on site.