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Hydrogen Bus Fuelling & Maintenance Facility

Project Details

£5m to £9.99M

New Build

Practice

Janus Architecture

Gateway Studio , Unit 3A ,Link 606 Business Park , Staithgate Lane , Bradford , BD6 1YA

The London Hydrogen bus maintenance depot is a flagship project for Transport for London (TfL) located to the North of the Olympic site. Following the success of earlier trials, TfL commissioned the facility to provide maintenance and fuelling for up to 10No buses in the Capital. The project was completed for the London 2012 Olympics. This innovative project involved full architectural services from Janus Architecture for the design and implementation of the UK£s first purpose-built combined hydrogen bus fuelling and maintenance depot, including associated offices and external hydrogen storage compound. The building is designed to be heated and cooled via ground source heat pumps, to be fully compliant with HSE and DSEAR regulations and to be of an intrinsically safe design.