The 138,000-sq-ft Lindenwood University Fine and Performing Arts Center in St. Charles, MO, will feature a 1,200-seat main auditorium and many amenities.
The invention of the first reliable and economical multi-zone temperature control system in 1895 by Johnson Controls founder Warren S. Johnson led to massive growth at the company and helped launch the modern building controls industry.
Systems certified by the AHRI to ARI Standard 210/240 2008, the certification based upon the U.S. DOE ruling that determines testing requirements for multi-split type air conditioners and heat pumps.
TAC completes first performance
contract in the Golden State, guaranteeing that Lucerne Valley USD will
experience a reduction in utility costs of at least $38,000 annually as result
of the project.
Sharp Mechanical,
incorporated in 1988, provides HVAC service in the St. Louis metro area to a
wide variety of customers, including manufacturers, universities, property
management firms and municipalities.
Distech Controls was the first building automation
manufacturer to offer a turnkey, commercially available wireless solution,
based on EnOcean’s wireless battery-free technology.
Alliance moves BAS discussion from monitoring single systems
to integrating multiple systems to layering on an order system that provides
for catching alerts, generating work orders, appropriate responses to them, and
more.