Eneref Institute examines the window specification decisions for the oldest US public library.
“We protected the library for another hundred, two hundred years.”
Eneref Institute examines how a polished concrete floor builds sales for food manufacturer Melitta coffee.
“Our polished concrete floor helps us in more scenarios than we probably realize with additional business. It presents this plant well. We’ve had wonderful, wonderful feedback.”
Eneref Institute examines how natural interior daylight increases office productivity.
“The first time that I walked in and saw the light, I loved it. It was so refreshing. I felt good immediately.”
Eneref Institute examines the benefits of ventilating air conditioners in a dormitory.
“In terms of avoiding the transfer between spaces, you can’t do better than PTAC. It’s just a zone unit.”
Eneref Institute examines how a luxury home focused on sustainability and structural integrity.
“Everywhere you are in the house, you’re just one window or one view away from the exterior.”
Eneref Institute examines the benefits of variable refrigerant flow inverter-driven air conditioners.
“The average efficiency of air conditioners sold today is less than half the efficiency of systems available on store shelves.”
Eneref Institute examines the benefits of VRF air conditioners in multi-family homes.
“I love how quick the air conditioner works. You just turn it on and it cools or warms the place inmediately,” says resident Leslie Cook. “It has made life much more comfortable.”
Eneref Institute recommends the use of an energy- efficient, low-flammable refrigerant with a significantly lower global warming potential.
“R-32 is 40% more efficient than R-410A, but with only 1/3 of the global warming potential.”
Eneref Institute examines how tubular daylight devices brought modern features to a 19th-century building design.
“Even at night, you can see the moonlight coming through them… like the lights are on.”
