Air-handling units
Mechanical ventilation equipment distributed across the roof.
35 Lincoln’s Inn Fields · Level RF
RFEnergy & Building Services
Ventilation · Electrical services · Photovoltaics
The Roof Level is a non-occupied plant and energy-services level containing ventilation, electrical-generation and renewable-energy infrastructure.
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Level overview
Building-services infrastructure, roof access and maintenance zones arranged around the atrium skylight.
Air-handling, heat-recovery, electrical and photovoltaic systems form the building’s uppermost technical layer.
MVHR equipment
Mechanical ventilation with heat recovery.
Generator
Standby electrical-generation infrastructure.
Low-voltage switchboards
Roof-level electrical distribution equipment.
Photovoltaic panels
On-site renewable-electricity generation.
Atrium skylight and access
Central skylight with roof access and maintenance zones.
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Detailed schedule
Room names and functions are aligned to the supplied general-arrangement information.
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Ventilation
AHUs provide the primary air-handling infrastructure.
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Heat recovery
MVHR equipment supports energy-efficient ventilation.
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Electrical resilience
The generator and low-voltage switchboards support building operation.
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Renewable energy
Photovoltaic panels contribute on-site electricity generation.
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Daylight
The atrium skylight brings light into the building’s central void.
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Safe maintenance
Controlled roof access and maintenance zones support inspection and servicing.
Non-occupiedPlant and services
AHU / MVHRVentilation systems
PVRenewable generation
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Numbered markers are positioned over the corresponding labeled spaces on the supplied plan.
Built for comfort. Designed for impact.
Across every level, the Hub combines passive design, high-performance systems, wellbeing-led spaces and a long-term low-carbon ambition.
Passivhaus designBREEAM OutstandingWELL PlatinumNet-zero carbon ambition
