Since the College of Charleston's student center first opened in 1973, high humidity and chemical odors from the facility's natatorium had soured its air. Not only was the IAQ problematic

CMMS Upgrade Earns Salute from Sprawling Indiana Academy

June 28, 2001

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The Culver Military Academy in Culver, IN, was founded as a boys' boarding and day school in 1894. The girls' boarding and day school was founded in 1971. Its 1,800-acre

Ventilator Helps Yield Dividends for Business School Addition

June 28, 2001

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The Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College (Hanover, NH) was founded in 1900 as the first school of business management. Given this long-standing tradition of studying economics and business

Natural-gas-fired chiller/heater meets 10-story hospital's needs

May 23, 2001

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The Solomon Carter Fuller Mental Health Center was built in 1974 to provide care for psychiatric patients of Boston's low-income community. The 10-story, 200,000-sq-ft hospital was equipped with two steam-driven,

Chillers, vsd's are Rx for medical center's new emergency room wing

May 23, 2001

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In Las Vegas, where a healthy economy is fueling rapid growth in residential and commercial construction, there's always a need for emergency medical services. More people and more building activity

Novar Heats, Cools and Lights Buffalo’s Wilson Stadium

May 2, 2001

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The Buffalo Bills spent the majority of the Nineties dominating the National Football League, making four trips to the Super Bowl. Rarely were those home games played in ideal weather

“Fan-ectomy” Helps ClosetMaid Clean Up On Efficiency

May 2, 2001

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On the back lot of the ClosetMaid facility in Ocala, FL sits a tractor-trailer filled with high-velocity air circulation fans—just about 200 of them. These fans were excised from the

Corralling Rodeo Dust, Smell, and Humidity

May 2, 2001

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The new multipurpose facility at the Central Wyoming Fair Grounds in Casper, WY, was a longtime dream for the residents of Natrona County and fair manager Tom Jones. That dream

City Cuts No Corners With $15 Million Natatorium

March 22, 2001

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The city of Commerce, CA, recently completed work on a $15 million aquatorium/recreational center that promises to serve as the state-of-the-art role model for future metropolitan recreational facilities across the

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