KPMG, Luxembourg

The architecture of the KPMG building connects contemporary Luxembourg with its industrial history. The country’s past is dominated by the steel industry, which is symbolized by the striking facade made of weatherproof oxide-red corten steel. This steelwork is, however, not only decorative; it also contributes to the structural stability of the building.

A special emphasis was placed on environmental and economic factors in this building project. Condair has made a significant contribution to this with its energy-efficient condensation coolers.

Evaporative Cooler

Condair ME

The Condair ME evaporative cooler is specially designed to meet the requirements of indirect exhaust air cooling. These include a simple structure, extremely economical operation, and durable components. The patented humidifier box achieves optimum values in its vaporizing effect.

Further information on the Condair ME

Diagram of an
evaporative cooling system

Significant energy saving

Indirect evaporative cooling reduces the power requirement of a cooling machine for mechanical cooling.
Conventional cooling machines and cooling batteries can therefore be designed to be significantly smaller and more cost-effective.

In addition to this, the ongoing operating costs for building cooling are reduced.

Graphical representation of energy contributions produced for the cooling of buildings in the sample air conditioning system.
Calculated using the Coolblue 2.0 software tool from Condair.

Location-specific calculation
with myCoolblue

Using the free myCoolblue software, you can make precise calculations even if the project is still in the planning stage. In addition to the project data, the software also factors in the specific weather profile of the site based on the archive data of the German Weather Service.

Link to the app store