This project overview summarizes the Luminaire project to renovate an existing 48,880 square foot office building into high quality, contemporary office space. Key details include: - The client was Exton Estates, with M&E consultation by Wright Engineering and main construction by Blenheim House Construction. - Trinity Electrical was responsible for the full £1.4 million M&E works from August 2007 to April 2008 under a JCT’98 contract. - Trinity designed the M&E systems from the initial specifications, including electrical, lighting, fire alarm, lightning protection and mechanical works like a 3 pipe heat recovery system and ventilation.

1. MATTHEW WARR PROFESSIONAL PORTFOLIO PROJECT OVERVIEW No.8
RESUME/PORTFOLIO | CONFIDENTIAL
Project Title LUMINAIRE
Client Exton Estates
M&E Consultant Wright Engineering Consultants Ltd
Main Contractor Blenheim House Construction Ltd
Value M&E Works £1,400,000
Duration August 2007 – April 2008
Contract Type JCT’98 with Contractors Design
Luminaire is a high quality, contemporary, air‐
conditioned headquarter office space totalling
48,880 ft². Construction work on this project
started in May 2007 with demolition of the
internal and external fabric of the building while
maintaining the core steel frame. In terms of M&E
Services this was effectively a new build.
The electrical works included connection of the
existing mains power supply to a new intake
panel and the provision of sub‐mains to
individual office floor distribution boards. Small
power installations were required in the core
areas including toilets, lobbies, staircases and the
main reception/entrance. Trinity were also asked
to provide a full lighting scheme (which included
emergency and external lighting) fire alarm
installations and lightning protection.
Trinity fully designed the M&E Services from an
initial performance specification and scheme
drawings, prepared by Wright Engineering
Consultants. The mechanical works included 3
pipe heat recovery cooling/heating installations to
offices and the reception plus balanced
mechanical supply and extract ventilation with
radiator heating to toilets, shower rooms and
circulation areas including internal staircases.