Interactive have previously provided specialist smoke control facilities within airport terminals. Because of the physical size of these buildings many of the techniques used are similar to those used in Industrial buildings.

Leisure buildings are open to members of the public so the fire strategy will always take into account the fact that the occupants may not be familiar with their surroundings. A correctly designed smoke control/ventilation system will play an important part to ensuring their safety.

Hotels with an upper floor level over 18 meters require ventilated firefighting cores while compensation for the removal of a second escape stair (in buildings over 11 meters) can usually be the pressurisation of the single stair.

For the buildings which include a high rise single stair results in extended travel distances and mechanical shafts that reduce smoke shaft sizes, resulting in us adopting a hybrid system of both natural and mecanical ventilation.

Many leisure buildings are constructed with Car Parking facilities attached or below.