The Challenge & Our Approach
The Challenge
Modern office buildings are sealed environments where VOCs from furniture, carpet, and cleaning chemicals accumulate. Third-hand smoke residues and stale air reduce employee wellbeing, increase sick leave, and lower productivity.
Our Solution
NCCO systems integrate into existing HVAC ductwork to continuously break down VOCs, neutralize odors, and eliminate airborne bacteria. Low maintenance with 12-year filter life keeps operational costs minimal.
Proven Results
Related Case Studies
Real-world results from commercial & office facilities worldwide.
VOC Control for Rotating Art Exhibitions
Poly Art Space in Shenzhen's Uniwalk mall rotates exhibitions constantly — and every new show means fresh paint, new adhesives, and construction materials. Each fit-out flooded the galleries with VOCs right before doors opened to the public. With families and young children among the visitors, the venue couldn't afford to compromise on air safety. The challenge: keep the air clean without slowing down the exhibition calendar.
Three-in-One Air Quality Fix for TravelSky HQ
TravelSky — the world's third-largest Global Distribution System — moved into a new high-tech campus in Beijing's Shunyi district. The building came with three problems at once: outdoor PM2.5 haze leaking in through the facade, VOCs off-gassing from fresh renovation materials and new furniture, and airborne bacteria thriving in the densely occupied, under-ventilated workspace. Employees were breathing contaminated air on day one.
Dual-Zone Air Treatment for China Tobacco's New Office
China Tobacco International moved into a new office at China Life Centre in Hung Hom — and immediately hit two air quality walls. Fresh renovations and new furniture flooded the workspace with formaldehyde and VOCs. Meanwhile, the dedicated smoke evaluation room filled with cigarette particulates that leaked through the doors into surrounding offices. Two distinct problems. One budget.
Post-Renovation Formaldehyde Removal at SFC Headquarters
When Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission moved from Central to One Island East in Quarry Bay, the freshly renovated nine-storey office came with an unwelcome housewarming gift: acrid formaldehyde and VOCs off-gassing from construction materials and new furniture. The smell hit you at the door. For a regulatory body responsible for market integrity, asking employees to work in a chemically contaminated environment wasn't an option.
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