The James Black Centre
King's College London underwent a major refurbishment to transform the centre into a pioneering cardiovascular, sickle cell disease and neuroscience research hub. MAP delivered key parts of the project, ensuring the health and safety of the laboratory.
Name:
The James Black Centre
Specifier:
MG Partnership
Project type:
Health & Education
Installation type:
Plant Room and Room Side Laboratory Areas
Location:
Denmark Hill, London
King's College London underwent a major refurbishment in 2019. Engineering consultant, MG Partnership sought out MAP for key parts of the project and played an important role helping to transform the centre into a pioneering cardiovascular, sickle cell disease and neuroscience research hub.
MAP supplied the project with over 200 KLB Gas Tight Dampers, maintaining the health and safety of the laboratory room and ensuring fumigation and isolation were possible. VRW Constant Volume Flow Regulators were also installed providing precise room control in controlled environments. We specified new displacement panels and DINO-T displacement diffusers. The diffusers were stylishly flush mounted into the ceiling in the research rooms and delivered a low velocity air flow throughout.
