Market House

Case study

Commercial Real Estate

Market House, a historic building in downtown St. Paul, standing tall for over 100 years, required numerous HVAC upgrades to ensure occupant health and building efficiency.

Gilbert replaced the 64-unit condominium’s outdated HVAC system with a more efficient 4-pipe system, including new fan coils, piping, pumps, and District Energy heat exchangers to enhance climate control and energy efficiency.

Customer Needs

To address the outdated HVAC system, Market House required:

Upgraded HVAC infrastructure to improve energy efficiency and climate control for 64 condominium units
Ensure minimal disruption to residents during the system replacement

Customer Needs

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Key Strategies Implemented

Gilbert set their sights on innovative HVAC solutions to ensure a occupant comfort and wellness, including:

Replacement of the existing 2-pipe fan coil system with new 4-pipe fan coil systems per condominium to allow for independent control of heating and cooling
Replacement of existing piping and pumps to support the upgraded system, ensuring optimal water flow and system efficiency
Integrated District Energy heat exchangers to optimize energy use and reduce operational costs
Coordination of work schedules to minimize disruptions to operations and tenants

Services Provided

HVAC

Electrical Systems

Fabrication

Impact

Location

St. Paul, MN

project size

Year Completed

Awards

Net Zero incentives

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