For architects, the challenge of incorporating essential but often bulky kitchen ventilation into a pristine design has always been a significant hurdle. Halton, a global leader in indoor climate solutions, is directly addressing this challenge with a clear message: Your vision shouldn’t stop where the kitchen ventilation begins.
Halton’s engineering philosophy is built on deep collaboration with architectural teams. The company specializes in designing high-performance ventilation systems that are as much a part of the architecture as the lighting or materials.
Where others see a constraint, we see an opportunity for innovation. Our goal is to create ventilation that you feel but don’t see—systems that disappear into the aesthetic, adapt to the most unconventional spaces, and deliver silent, energy-smart operation. It’s about turning ventilation into invisible architecture.
Key benefits for architectural partners include:
- Aesthetic Integration: Customizable designs, colors, and finishes that blend into the architectural concept.
- Adaptability for Unique Spaces: Solutions tailored for challenging layouts, high ceilings, open kitchens, and iconic buildings.
- Performance and Comfort: Silent operation maintains ambiance, while energy-smart technology supports sustainability goals and project certifications.
Halton invites architects and specifiers to explore our Project Book that demonstrates this principle in pictures, proving that functional kitchen ventilation can be achieved without sacrificing a bold design vision. To learn more about Halton’s collaborative approach and to view specific project examples, discover our Project Book or Contact Us to speak directly with our technical specification teams
For more information on Halton’s capabilities and to view all our resources, visit our Halton Foodservice dedicated page.
About Halton Group:
Halton Group is a family-owned, global technology leader in indoor air solutions for demanding spaces. Our mission is to enable people’s wellbeing in these environments.
We design, manufacture, and deliver indoor environment solutions for:
• Commercial and public buildings
• Healthcare institutions and laboratories
• Professional kitchens and restaurants
• Energy production and heavy industry environments
• Marine vessels
Halton was founded in Finland in 1969. Today, Halton is present in more than 35 countries around the world with over 1900 skilled Halton professionals. The company’s turnover in 2024 was approximately 316 million euros.
