Eureka Children’s Museum, Halifax

Eureka Children’s Museum, Halifax

by | Oct 20, 2016

Eureka Children’s Museum, Halifax

PROJECT OVERVIEW

We designed the complete mechanical, electrical and public health installations for this multi-award winning venue that attracts more than 300,000 visitors a year. The project involved refurbishing an old railway station into an open plan themed museum targeting those aged 4 – 16 years.  Themed areas include TV studios, mind & body, and search & rescue areas.

Designing the mechanical and electrical services for the building was not just about creating a comfortable, practical environment, but also concerned enhancing the visitors’ interactive experience, with the various themed areas and displays.  Our designs were to become an integrated part of the main themes surrounding Eureka. The various interactive displays relied upon the use of relevant services to complement the particular themes. In particular, the lighting schemes that we designed were of great importance to the success and appeal ability of the displays available; encouraging visitors of the museum to look, listen, touch and feel.  Permeable membranes were incorporated in the scheme and coloured for interest.

Awards

2009 Yorkshire Tourism Awards – Unique Venue of the Year
2013 Visit England Awards for Excellence – Bronze
2013 White Rose Award – Shortlist Large Visitor Attraction of the Year
2014 Visit England Awards for Excellence – Silver
2015 Visit England Awards for Excellence – Gold
2016 Charity Awards – Arts Culture & Heritage Award

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CLIENT : Clove Duffield Foundation

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ARCHITECT : BDP

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PROJECT VALUE : £9 million

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Leicester Tigers FC Welford Road Stadium

Leicester Tigers FC Welford Road Stadium

by | Oct 20, 2016

Leicester Tigers FC Welford Road Stadium

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Hannan Associates were the Building Services Designers for the master planning and redevelopment of the Welford Road stadium with the first phase being the new Caterpillar stand.

The master planning of the whole ground in a phased manner with due consideration of the live stadium and services including maintaining and replacing UEFA standard sports lighting, consulting with users and specialists, adding value by ensuring that the phasing was structured with the servicing to meet the long term aspirations of the client.

Phase 1 included the demotion and replacement of the North stand with the new single tier terrace of 10,200 seats and including concourses, crush bar and executive dining facilities with associated catering production areas. The scheme included a planning policy requirement to include a renewable technology to meet 13% of the energy consumption. Biomass boilers were chosen following a feasibility study which was designed to meet the future development requirements to ensure value for money in the long term and future phases.

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CLIENT : Leicester Tigers Football Club

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ARCHITECT : AFL Architects

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PROJECT VALUE : £30 million

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CONTRACT DURATION:2007 - 2010

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DW Sports Leisure Centres, Various Locations

DW Sports Leisure Centres, Various Locations

by | Oct 13, 2016

DW Sports Leisure Centres, Various Locations

PROJECT OVERVIEW

The Hannan sport & leisure team  undertook contracts for DW Sports & formerly JJB for over 15 years. We provided M&E consultancy for the fit out of over 60 DW Sports health clubs throughout the UK and Ireland and have also worked on a selection of ‘Soccer Domes’ and superstores aswell as undertaking various projects at Wigan Athletic’s DW Stadium.

Facilities at each health club include: swimming pool; steam rooms and spas; gym areas; group exercise studios; changing rooms; members lounge and bar.

Our designs have constantly evolved, remaining up to date and at the leading edge of low-energy design.

To reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions, the latest health club designs incorporate LED lighting to the majority of areas, absence and presence detection lighting control in toilet and back of house areas, displacement ventilation with free cooling when external conditions allow to the Gym area, inverter driven pumps, heat recovery on ventilation systems and a reduction in stored hot water capacity.

In addition, monitoring of the pool hall conditions is incorporated onto the automatic controls system to raise alarms when internal conditions (and in turn energy usage) exceed parameters. Manual covers for the pool and spas are also now installed overnight in conjunction with night setback on ventilation plant to further reduce energy usage.

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CLIENT : JJB Sports / DW Sports

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ARCHITECT : NJSR Architects

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CONTRACT DURATION: 1999 – 2018

Andrew Carrington

Andrew Carrington

Associate Mechanical Design Engineer

Email: [email protected]

Phone: +44(0)161 337 2200

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Leeds United Training Ground

Leeds United Training Ground

by | Dec 20, 2004

Leeds United Training Ground

PROJECT OVERVIEW

New training academy with state-of-the-art medical facilities for Leeds United Football Club.

Facilities included a 73m x 48m indoor Field Turf pitch, 25m x 15m hydrotherapy pool, sauna, steam room, gymnasium and a rehabilitation area.

Hannan Associates were responsible for the design of all the Building Services associated with the development.

 

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CLIENT : Leeds United Football Club

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ARCHITECT : Riverside Architects

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PROJECT VALUE : £6.5 million

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Blackburn Rovers FC Training Ground

Blackburn Rovers FC Training Ground

by | Jan 15, 2002

Blackburn Rovers FC Training Ground

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Training Academy and indoor pitch with facilities and accommodation for Blackburn Rovers Football Club.

Hannan Associates were responsible for the MEP and infrastructure design for the for the Blackburn Rovers Football Club Academy development.

The scheme included a full size indoor pitch, training facilities including swimming pool, changing facilities, medical facilities, accommodation and external pitches both grass and artificial.

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CLIENT : Blackburn Rovers Football Club

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ARCHITECT : Riverside Architects

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PROJECT VALUE : £8 million

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