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Two recently completed projects, as well as one currently under design, illustrate some of the challenges encountered and solutions developed when designing hvac systems for arts environments.
An initial challenge was where to locate the myriad of fans needed to meet all the exhaust requirements for the various studios. Ideally, these units are located outdoors on the roof, enabling the discharge to be directed up and away from the building. However, given the prominent location of the building and the roof profile, exposed equipment on the roof was unacceptable.