Temple University – Caroline Kimmel Pavilion – Philadelphia
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The Caroline Kimmel Pavilion for Arts and Communication will be a state-of-the-art new home for Temple University's nationally recognized arts and media programs, bringing together media, theater, film, music and student media in a space designed to foster creativity, collaboration and community connection.
The pavilion will also include a recording studio modeled after Philadelphia's iconic Sigma Sound Studio, honoring its legacy of producing hundreds of gold and platinum hits by artists such as Aretha Franklin, David Bowie and Billy Joel.
Highlights:
- 58,000 CFM
- Outdoor unit in an L-shaped layout, shipped in four sections
- Supply fan array of four direct-drive plenum fans with N-1 redundancy
- Return fan array of four direct-drive plenum fans
- Variable speed energy recovery wheel
- Split-fit chilled water cooling and hot water heating coils
- Recirculation, supply bypass and exhaust bypass dampers
- Multiple stages of filtration: MERV 8 and MERV 14, with MERV 14 exhaust filters
- Airflow measuring stations
- Aluminum liner with stainless steel grating over the drain pan
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