In 2015, the new building manager of the Harvard University Science Center had ambitious plans to cut energy costs in a project that involved fitting out a space for the building operations office and upgrading a classroom along with other offices. The building requirements included a new chilled beam system, a new air handler, demand-controlled ventilation capabilities, and integration with the campus-wide BMS. Since other spaces on the campus had been renovated successfully with Swegon diffusers, Harvard called on Swegon again in April 2015 to provide a chilled beam solution for a renovated math classroom, professors’ offices, and the building manager’s office suite for the Harvard University Science Center. With an expected delivery date of September 2015, Swegon had to take on the challenge of delivering the solution within a short timeframe.
