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McLaren
Community Leisure Centre, Callander
Design
This
£3.2million project features the use of healthy materials
and a unique method of (pore) ventilation to create a fresh
and healthy indoor environment which also saves energy, as part
of the Scottish Sports CouncilŐs 'healthy buildings for healthy
pursuits' policy.
Dynamic
Insulation
This
project is the largest in the world to use dynamic insulation
and the first to use it in a wet environment. Its application
follows a number of years of research into moisture and air
transfusive wall and ceiling systems by Gaia. This design involves
drawing air into the building through the cellulose insulation
effectively picking up the outgoing heat whilst also filtering
the air. Lack of intake ductwork has health benefits and there
is potential associated reduction in plant cost. The building
was completed in 1998, and a monitoring programme is investigating
the effectiveness of the system.
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