Automated Building Controls · Florida
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Located downtown, the 100 North Tampa building is a prominent piece of architecture in the city’s skyline. It is the tallest building in Tampa with 42 stories and 552,000 square feet of rentable space. Noted for its classic architecture, the tower also features distinctive interior details, including two murals by noted artist Richard Haas.
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The 22-story, 387,000-square-foot high rise at 100 South Ashley Drive is known as one of the friendliest and most easily accessible buildings in Tampa, Florida. Built in 1984, the Wells Fargo Center changed Tampa’s definition of Class A office space as dramatically as it altered the skyline. In the ensuing years, amenity enhancements ensured that the financial center truly ..
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Rising into the Tampa skyline in 1985, Bank of America Plaza remains the first impression of Downtown Tampa. With its attractive white, Spanish marble, and deep-green dual-panel reflective windows, Bank of America Plaza's elegance and simplicity reflects the best thinking of internationally recognized architectural designers, artists, and landscape architects
began as the Clearwater Marine Science Center (CMSC), a private non-profit educational organization located on Clearwater Beach, Florida, in 1977. The CMSC Board approved an expansion plan in 1985 that would include the development of a world-class facility to successfully compete in the Florida marketplace. Poised to become a nationally recognized educational facility.
The Rivergate Tower was designed by celebrated architect Harry Wolf and first opened its doors in 1988. The 518,915 square foot, 31-story building is widely recognized as a fixture of Tampa’s skyline. Its distinctive cylindrical shape was meant to symbolize a lighthouse—sending out a brilliant beacon of economic light from downtown Tampa.
Using KMC BACnet Advanced Application Controllers, ABC integrated 310 variable air volume terminals, 22 air handling units, 3 chillers, 10 fan coil units,and 2 cooling towers. Variable Frequency Drives by ABB also contributed greatly to the achievement of the desired goals.
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