Metway are pleased to congratulate Kevin Stokes – Deputy Warehouse Supervisor for 40 years loyal service.
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Metway are pleased to announce the appointment of John Mercer and Aarron Ancell to their Wiring Systems Team.Read moreJohn joins Metway as Product and Technical Dept Manager and brings with him a wealth of knowledge from over 35 years...
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25 years at MetwayRead moreMetway are pleased to congratulate Chris Brown – Internal Business Development Manager and Michael Pumfrey –...
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Dublin boxer Jay ByrneRead moreThis Saturday night, the Vertu Motors Arena in Newcastle will witness the return of Dublin boxer Jay Byrne as he...
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We are thrilled to announce that, due to overwhelming customer demand, Metway is expanding its line of BESA socketsRead moreThis addition complements our existing range of White and Red sockets and plugs, all featuring the industry-standard...
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South NormantonRead moreThis project was designed in conjunction with the contractor, Eco-1 of Walsall.
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Cadenza Building, Earlsfort Terrace, DublinRead moreEarlsfort Terrace is a 13,000 m² flagship office development for Irish Life Insurance.
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Fibonacci SquareRead moreFibonacci Square is the 34,838sq m redevelopment of the AIB Bankcentre site in Merrion Road
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY STEVE CHESSELL!Read moreA great day in the office celebrating the Kings Coronation and our Directors birthday Steve Chessell last Thursday!
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WELCOME DARREN PARKER!Read moreDarren has spent most of his working life in the Electrical Industry, involved in sales development and management...
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Doncaster Culture and Learning Centre
The Culture and Learning Centre sees the restoration of four existing buildings, comprising Doncaster Central Library, Doncaster Archives in Balby, Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery, and the Library Services for Schools, creating a cultural hub that will inspire creativity, informal learning, and innovation.
The focal point of the new building is the front of the former Girl’s School which has been carefully restored and encased in glass to create a truly unique exhibit. When lit up at night, it sends a statement out about what this public building is all about.
Metway designed and supplied the lighting control system, using an 8 channel Dali broadcast controller, Metway control centres and networkable broadcast LCMs communicating with PIR sensors and microwave sensors.
The light level in the glass façade was set with a daylight level of 500 lux to provide energy saving lighting control and to highlight the frontage of the Hall Cross girls school building. Wireless sensors allowed cascade control on the stairwells to ensure safe use while providing an energy saving lighting control solution across the whole building.
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