Molnlycke

Harriman designed system redundancy so that all criteria could be met while routine maintenance is performed. Heat recovery ventilation and heat recovery from the various facility processes are captured and used for efficient heating and reheating of spaces or airflows. The cleanroom also features a walkable ceiling that segregates mechanical and electrical systems from the space for ease of service and further protection of sensitive production processes.

Mölnlycke wanted a space that maximized natural lighting where possible, that provided a sense of place, and also acknowledged the company’s European origins. Clean lines and warm materials define the interior spaces. Skylights at the second floor office area along with south facing windows immerse the space in natural light. Using a light color pallet with occasional bold strokes of color, Harriman was able to make maximum use of reflected natural light throughout the work environment. Finally, the building layout, systems, and structure are designed for easy expansion.