Engineered Duct SystemsLocation: Chicago, IL Product: BlueDuct® An architectural masterpiece… This multinational technology company’s new flagship store in Chicago accomplished several architectural & mechanical innovations. Known for its forward-thinking and simplistic designs, the company’s flagship store design and materials required the same aspects. Most noteworthy was the tone this company wanted to provide to guests; to offer […]
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Technology Advancements at Roberta A. Smith Library
Location: New Concord, Ohio General Contractor: Lincoln Construction Engineering Firm: Heapy Engineering Installing Contractor: TP Mechanical Originally built in 1969, the Roberta A. Smith Library at Muskingum University is being renovated and expanded to make use of technology advancements and to meet the needs of today’s students. This development adds 15,000 square feet to the […]
LEED Certification at the Bellevue Youth Theater
Location: Washington Architect: Becker Architects General Contractor: Pease Construction Installing Contractor: Design Air The Bellevue Youth Theatre’s new facility was designed to meet LEED® certification standards for sustainability. The requirements for this green building project in Washington included energy efficiency, maximum indoor environmental quality, water conservation and waste reduction. These objectives were partially achieved by […]
Natatorium Ventilation with Underground Duct
Location: Fargo, ND Engineering Firm: Obernel Engineering Product: BlueDuct®
AQC donates underground duct system to Habitat for Humanity
Location: Willmar, MN Contractor: Chappell Central Rep Firm: SVL, Inc. Product: BlueDuct®
High praise for concealed displacement ventilation and The BlueDuct Underground Ductwork in Sts. Anne & Joachim Catholic Church
Location: Fargo, ND Contractor: Air Mechanical Engineering Firm: Obernel Engineering Rep Firm: SVL, Inc. Product: BlueDuct®
Jefferson Memorial Gateway Arch – St. Louis, MO
Location: St. Louis, MO Rep Firm: Thermal Mechanics Product: BlueDuct In 1963 construction began on the Gateway Arch which was a representation of Thomas Jefferson and St. Louis’ role in the western expansion. Weighing in at 43,226 tons of steel and concrete the magnificent Gateway Arch is still the tallest man-made national monument in the United States. […]
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