Quantum has been designed to offer a ‘smart’ heating energy management system, allowing low cost zero carbon energy from renewable sources to be stored as heat, to be used in the form of electric space and water heating.

Gilberts was able to achieve a BREEAM compliant, sustainable solution that was integrated in with the buildings architecture.

Vortice has collaborated with famous architects and designers such as De Matteis, Zanuso, Trabucco and Vecchi, and its Ariante fan is exhibited at MoMa in New York.

Each property took two days to be fitted with the Quantum heaters as part of the £10m contract and tenants will benefit from lower energy bills due to the new system.

Suitable for use alongside Schueco AWS, AWS BA and AWS WF window systems, the vent is inward opening and can be opened and closed by hand or by TipTronic motor drives that can be linked to a central building management system.

Designed for use in both upflow and downflow applications, Aquair has an optional external summer air circulation switch, which works by supplying unheated air to the outlets during warm weather.

The Waste House is made using approximately 85% of discarded material, including denim, VHS tapes, floppy discs, toothbrushes, wallpaper and carpet tiles, and is one of the first houses in the country to achieve an ‘A’ rated Energy Performance Certificate.