Sustainable and renewable technologies included the installation of tri-generation CHP, thermal wheels, and rainwater harvesting which were incorporated into the design.
Electrical services included LV distribution, general lighting, general power, emergency lighting, disabled facilities, CCTV, access control, security detection and alarm, fire detection systems, and lightning protection.
Mechanical services included ULTHW heating, chilled water cooling, space conditioning via supply and extract ventilation systems, comfort cooling, local extract systems, a BEMS, cold and hot water services, above ground drainage, rainwater harvesting, fume, and smoke extract system.
Titanic Belfast
- Tri-generation CHP
- 25,000sqm
- LED lighting
Interactive visitors centre
Started
Completed
Project Value
January 2011
March 2012
£9 million
The 25,000sqm multi-development includes interactive exhibition spaces, education facilities, café areas, social spaces, a banquet hall, restaurants, retail units, catering facilities, offices, and plant areas.
Harvey Group delivered the mechanical and electrical services for the new museum.
