Special Projects

Special projects involve designing custom heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems to meet the specific needs of a building or environment. These projects refer to unique or complex installations, retrofits, or system designs that are more challenging than standard installations. They often require innovative solutions, specialized expertise, and integration with other advanced systems.

Custom HVAC Design for Specialty Buildings

Data Centers: These require precise temperature and humidity control to protect sensitive equipment.
Clean Rooms: In pharmaceutical or semiconductor manufacturing, specialized HVAC systems must control contamination, temperature, and humidity with strict standards.
Hospitals and Labs: Medical facilities often need special air filtration, zoning, and ventilation systems to maintain sterile environments.
Museums and Archives: Climate control systems are required to preserve artifacts and documents that are sensitive to temperature and humidity fluctuations.

Retrofit and Modernization Projects

Historic Building Upgrades: Special projects often involve retrofitting older, historically significant buildings with modern HVAC systems without disrupting the building’s architecture or aesthetic. This requires custom ductwork, careful system integration, and unique planning to accommodate old construction methods.
Industrial Facility Upgrades: Retrofitting HVAC systems in industrial settings like factories, warehouses, or power plants can involve custom ventilation and air quality systems, as well as high-efficiency heating and cooling systems to maintain safety and energy goals.

HVAC for Healthcare Facilities Patient Care

Operating Rooms/CATH Labs: Specialty rooms call for special environments with airflow direction and circulation air changed per classification.
Central Utility Plants: Large chill and hot water systems that require specific preventative maintenance to minimize failures and increase efficiency.

Custom Ventilation Systems

Indoor Pools and Aquatic Centers: These facilities have specific humidity control requirements to prevent condensation, mold, and structural damage. HVAC systems here often need to include dehumidifiers and advanced ventilation.
Manufacturing Facilities: Custom HVAC solutions are often needed to manage air quality and temperature in factories where specific processes (e.g., chemical production, food processing) produce hazardous fumes or extreme temperatures.

Zoned and Smart HVAC Systems

Zoned HVAC for Large Buildings: Large commercial buildings, schools, hotels, or multi-tenant properties often require separate HVAC zones to allow individual control over different areas. These projects might involve advanced ductwork designs, air distribution systems, and smart control technologies.
Smart HVAC Systems: Integrating HVAC with building management systems (BMS) or home automation systems. Smart thermostats, automated sensors, and data-driven performance monitoring help optimize HVAC operations for comfort and energy savings.

HVAC for High-Occupancy Spaces

Sports Stadiums and Arenas: Large spaces with thousands of occupants need specially designed ventilation and air conditioning systems to manage air quality, temperature, and humidity.
Theaters and Concert Halls: These spaces need quiet HVAC systems that don’t interfere with acoustics while providing precise climate control to accommodate large crowds.
Airports and Transportation Hubs: These facilities require large-scale, multi-zone HVAC systems capable of handling fluctuating occupancy levels and maintaining comfort across vast areas.