Increase Tenant Space Air Zone International’s line of column units can increase your net useable square footage. Mechanical closets are smaller with Air Zone equipment as compared to conventional horizontal air handling equipment.
Air Zone’s column units reduce the footprint of the mechanical closet, thereby allowing more space for the tenant and the architect’s creative design. In a typical 25,000 sf gross floorplate, our two column units at the core edges will typically save at least 100 sf per floor compared to a conventional 350 sf mechanical room located in the building core. Convenient locations of the mechanical closets can avoid underfloor ductwork and expensive construction techniques.
our two column units at the core edges will typically save at least 100 sf per floor compared to a conventional 350 sf mechanical room located in the building core.
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The Brains of the Operation
In the July Issue of Engineered Systems Magazine, Julie DeNardis with ESD talks about the HSBC project in Chicago which utilized Air Zone’s Mixed Flow Column Units.
Lights Out Houston
Air Zone was proud to once again be an organizing sponsor for Lights Out Houston 2009. Over 111 Million SF of building property managers and tenants pledged to forever turn off unnecessary lighting – visit www.lightsouthouston.com for more information.
Air Zone Tower Units Go in one of the world’s most energy efficient skyscrapers.
National Geographic takes you behind the scenes of One Bryant Park.
3 New Downtown Office Towers in Houston and Denver are awarded to Air Zone International.
Each of these green projects features our custom air handling units for overhead distribution.
Air Zone teams with Tate in joint marketing initiative.
An initiative that will offer quiet, compact and energy efficient supply air to underfloor service distribution systems.
Hess Explores Discovery Tower
A likely candidate considers entire 30-stories, of which Air Zone International manufactured the air units.
Architecture 2030 Mission
Immediate action required to reverse buildings' emissions.
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