Forced‑air HVAC systems remain a common choice for residential heating and cooling due to their flexibility and compatibility with a wide range of energy sources, including electric air source heat… Read More »
As energy use and global warming concerns dictate the tightening of building envelopes and minimizing the use of fossil fuels, and alongside changes to building codes, the topic of… Read More »
Air-based heating and cooling systems are very common in the US; there is a good chance you are sitting in a space right now that is heated or cooled using… Read More »
The title of this article is intentionally provocative, challenging the conventional norms of the HVAC industry. No doubt you’ve experienced the widespread adoption of ductless mini-split heat pumps, which dominate… Read More »
The demand for efficient and sustainable heating and cooling technologies is ever increasing. Heat pump technology is continuously advancing to answer this demand by providing energy-efficient and low carbon emission… Read More »
Our friends at the amazing Chapman Construction (https://www.chap-con.com/) introduced us to the equally amazing Mass Audubon (https://www.massaudubon.org/) last year. Since then, we’ve done a variety of projects for them and… Read More »
One of my favorite seminars of my professional life was by a Boston based Mechanical Engineer. The topic was how to size a replacement heating/cooling system for an existing building. … Read More »
Hi everyone, My name is Ali McNamara, and I am the newest member of Team Engineering. I am fascinated by the boundless possibilities of the built environment and the large-scale… Read More »
Last summer, Team Engineering got the opportunity to design the structure for a beautiful new construction lakehouse and boathouse designed by Bonin Architects. The house is characterized by a wide-open… Read More »
Heat pump technology has improved significantly in recent years and is becoming a popular solution for new heating and cooling systems. The nature of a heat pump system allows flexibility… Read More »