The lighting, adjusted to people’s circadian rhythm, is integrated into the indoor air system. The space will be opened to the public and corporate visitors on 1 July 2019. It will be open to the public on weekdays between 9 am and 6 pm and on Saturdays from 10 am to 5 pm, both as a joint-use workspace and for anyone interested in seeing it.
The objective is to draw attention to indoor environment solutions, both to experts in the sector and ordinary users, that have proven benefits in terms of employees’ wellbeing and productivity in various operating premises. Built in the 1920s style, the listed building also acts as a practical example of how a good indoor environment can be created despite constraints set by the space.
“We wanted to include groundbreaking solutions to the London Wellbeing Experience space that comprehensively enhance the wellbeing of building occupants by adjusting to their needs. We want our solutions to improve people’s health, wellbeing and productivity in indoor environments,” says Director Anu Saxén, who is in charge of the Buildings Segment at Halton.
The creation of wellbeing solutions for indoor environments is gaining momentum globally. Halton’s solutions combine, in an energy-efficient way, the key wellbeing indoor environment factors, such as indoor air quality, temperature conditions, acoustic properties, human-friendly lighting and users’ ability to affect these conditions. The digitalized system will enable users to adjust the conditions and monitoring of space use on the basis of user data.
When developing comprehensive solutions, Halton relies on its own international product development centres and trusted partnerships and pilot projects.
“This is a fine opportunity for us to introduce and test our solutions together with our partners in an employment area for millions of people. We believe that through continuous research and broad product development we can continue to produce the world’s best indoor environments that are energy-efficient and promote wellbeing in all types of public and commercial workspaces,” says Saxén.
The London Wellbeing Experience space is about 90 square metres in size and located within the other Building Centre premises.
Halton Group is a global technology leader in indoor air solutions for demanding spaces. The company develops and provides solutions for commercial and public premises, healthcare institutions and laboratories, professional kitchens and restaurants as well as energy production environments and marine vessels. Halton’s mission is to provide its end-users with safe, comfortable and productive indoor environments that are energy-efficient and comply with sustainable principles.
The company was founded in Finland in 1969. Today, Halton Group has production units in nine and R&D units in seven countries. Licensed production is carried out in four countries. Halton Group employs nearly 1600 people in over 30 countries. The company’s turnover in 2018 was approximately 218 million euros. For more information, visit www.halton.com.
Further information
Anu Saxén, Director, Halton Buildings
Tel. +358 20 792 2526
anu.saxen(at)halton.com
