Millenium Point
Details
- Architect: Hill Cannon
- Location: Birmingham
- Status: Completed
Services
- 3d Ventilation Modelling
- As-Built Drawings
- Design Review
- Detailed Design
- Specification Writing
Millenium Point
Details
- Architect: Hill Cannon
- Location: Birmingham
- Status: Completed
Services
- 3d Ventilation Modelling
- As-Built Drawings
- Design Review
- Detailed Design
- Specification Writing
The Millenium Point project comprises a 6- storey, 975 space car park and adjacent coach park. The car park façade incorporates special acrylic panels which create a ‘light cube’ effect. The varying angles these panels are placed at provide the car park with its striking external appearance.
Variable speed impulse fans provide state-of-the-art ventilation to the deep plan car park footprint eliminating high level supply air distribution, ductwork and central plant, permitting a reduced floor-to-floor height. Fire hydrant systems concealed within stair cores provide life-safety systems without visible impact or intrusion into circulation areas.
Project Awards
- Best New Car Park – British Parking Awards
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