The rooftop solarium needed a quick fix to save the summer event space, a value engineered 16-ton modular VRF system was installed in one week and saved the client over 60% off prior HVAC estimates.

This 560-ton DVM chiller plant replaced 8 cooling towers and a gas fired boiler plant and utilized the existing hydronic infrastructure in the building to provide an all electrically driven heating and AC plant with super efficient heat recovery operation.

This historic 100 year old chapel was in desperate need for air conditioning and a new heating plant. Our design was able to conceal all the required indoor air handlers in the existing case work to preserve the beauty of this special space.

Value engineering saved over $1,000.000 on this 30,000SF office fitout project while providing over 60-zones of individual comfort.

Complete design-build for this new 17-story office building provided a separate heat recovery VRF system for each floor.

This 300-ton condenser farm was elevated to provide for future development of the existing roof space.

A new VRF heating and AC system in this historic church revitalized summer demand for weddings and other special occasions.

An innovative design creating mechanical rooms on each floor will allow this hotel to be completely renovated one floor at a time.

This building was electrified in a three month winter buildout that replaced the existing cooling towers with an air to water VRF outdoor condenser array.

This office floor received a “Heat Recovery” VRF system that allows for simultaneous heating and air conditioning providing superior comfort while increasing energy efficiency.

St. Barnabas is a stone Gothic Revival structure whose oldest sections date to the mid-19th century. The reputedly haunted church complex was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2000. A new cold climate air source heat pump system has effectively kept all ghosts away since its installation in 2001.