Good article on what some perceive as a “mystery” system. With the required ventilation rates being increased by ASHRAE and Building Codes, energy usage and humidity control become a concern. We’ve been using Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERVs) as an alternative to hot gas reheat with much sucess. The ERVs provide proper amounts of ventilation at a fraction of the energy usage of hot gas, all while controlling humidity levels. A simple yet impressive technology. Something to consider! Thanks for letting me interject.

Matthew

It is wonderful that our organization truly believes in individuals with challenges living as independently as possible. That is something that I have firmly believed in since starting the journey long ago.

Talk about the “Heartbeat of America”…a place that supports, trains, researches, goes beyond the limits, encourages, builds up, and a whole lot more in regards to individuals with challenges who come in contact with Independent Living Resources of Greater Birmingham.

I have not worked with our organization for very long, but I am amazed with the individuals that I work with or observe.

I am really eager to see the final building that is in the making. I truly believe that it is going to be fantastic and will part of the continued process that will open up so many more doors for our consumers.

You are ahead of the curve. Most of our current projects with architects that care and are invested are using Revit and get it for the client as well. Wins all the way around.

Merrill

This design process eliminates the traditional “back & forth” during the initial design and creates an environment where our team and the client can come together and “get the design right” the first time, not after numerous meetings and months of time.