Delivering Consistent Comfort in a High-Traffic Lobby Space

A residential tower lobby needed reliable climate control throughout the day.
Published on
December 24, 2025

The lobby of a Southbank high-rise experienced large temperature swings due to solar heat gain, frequent door openings, and varying foot traffic. Residents often commented on drafts in winter and heat buildup in summer. Building management sought a solution that improved comfort while maintaining the clean architectural lines of the space.

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