Kimpton is in the headlines

12 July, 2007

Hot off the presses is the news that Kimpton Building Services has installed comfort cooling and ventilation at the Knowsley printing works of News International.

Kimpton Building Services has completed a new installation to provide comfort cooling and ventilation at the Merseyside site of News International, designing and installing a new air-conditioning system as part of a new production office suite. The company has a long association with News International, having been retained as the site’s sole provider of planned preventive maintenance for 10 years, with regular maintenance checks on all the boiler and air-conditioning equipment. The 220 m2 open-plan and cellular space will be used for print production meetings at the site in Knowsley and will be heated and cooled by a Mitsubishi VRF R2 systems. The site has eight presses printing national daily and Sunday newspapers, including the News of the World, The Sun, The Times and The Sunday Times.

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