DanceHouse installation steps up

18 May, 2009

This new dance studio in Ipswich will be serviced by Inviron.

Inviron is installing M&E equipment in a state-of-the-art dance centre in Ipswich. Jerwood DanceHouse on the Ipswich Waterfront is part of the largest single regeneration project in the east of England. It will be the base for the DanceEast Academy, a Government-funded body providing dance training for the best young dancers in the region. It will include three dance studios, a 200-seat studio theatre and a fitness suite.

The M&E installation includes heating, cooling and ventilation systems, a BMS, thermal insulation, gas supplies, lighting, alarm systems, CCTV, PA and mains cabling.

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