DSSR, an award-winning engineering consultancy specialising in building services and sustainability, has been appointed by The University of Manchester to design a comprehensive upgrade of the university’s CCTV and barrier systems. This initiative aims to enhance campus security and accessibility through the integration of advanced monitoring and access control technologies.
The project encompasses the design of electrical and data services to support these upgrades, along with improvements to the security lodge to ensure a robust and reliable infrastructure across the campus. A notable aspect of the project is the modernisation of security measures at Whitworth Hall, a building of architectural and historical significance known for hosting university ceremonies and events. DSSR plans to carefully integrate modern security enhancements with the hall’s heritage features, preserving its historical integrity.
With over 75 years of experience, DSSR has established itself as a leader in mechanical and electrical services consultancy. The firm is renowned for designing high-quality, sustainable MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Public Health) systems across various sectors, including education, healthcare, and transportation. Their integrated approach to sustainability involves increasing efficiency, minimising waste, and utilising renewable technologies in landmark projects.
Prominent institutions like The University of Manchester entrust DSSR with critical projects due to the firm’s proven track record of delivering innovative solutions that balance cutting-edge technology with thoughtful design. DSSR’s commitment to sustainability aligns with the university’s goals, making them a preferred partner for such initiatives.
DSSR’s Manchester-based team of dedicated engineers strives to deliver quality and consistency in every project. Their local presence ensures a deep understanding of the community’s needs and the specific requirements of the university campus. This appointment underscores DSSR’s ongoing partnership with The University of Manchester and their shared commitment to creating safe, accessible, and sustainable environments.
