The best way to understand what sets Ice Air apart is through our projects and product innovations. Our engineering team regularly develops custom products, accessories, and solutions to meet unique project demands—many of which evolve into standard offerings. In other cases, we adapt existing products in new, cost-effective ways that deliver added value for our customers. Each case study seen below showcases how innovation, collaboration, and efficiency are built into every Ice Air solution.
77 Commercial, now known as Tower 77, is one of the latest impressive new developments illuminating the Brooklyn waterfront. Located in Greenpoint between a beautiful landscaped inner court to the east and the Box Street Park to the west, 77 Commercial brings high-end living to a vibrant and rapidly developing neighborhood. The modern and innovative […]
In the heart of Brooklyn, an ambitious new project called Alafia is rising as a beacon of resilience, health, and sustainability. This wellness-oriented development, part of New York State’s Vital Brooklyn initiative, is set to transform over 25 acres of decommissioned public land into a thriving community hub.
At 96 Saint Edwards Street, Ice Air’s RSXC PTHPs support all-electric comfort in a high-performance residence designed for stability and sustainability.
When CSDI Construction first partnered with Tailwater Development on the Black Feather Apartments in Idaho Falls, their goal was clear: build affordable, high-quality housing that wouldn’t compromise on performance or comfort, even in Idaho’s unpredictable climate.
The revitalization of the Charlestown neighborhood in Boston is underway, including a full retrofit of the century-old Terminal Storage Building. This project, a former warehouse, is being renovated into 124 artist lofts and studios.
Ice Air’s new Hybrid Water-Cooled Air Conditioners (WCAC) are now a part of the first residential tower in the high-profile Hudson Yards development in New York City. Located at 500 W. 30th Street in Manhattan, Abington House represents an exciting area of development, as well as an example of Ice Air’s recent HVAC innovation.
Residents of this 24-story luxury Manhattan hi-rise were not happy. Sure, the East River views were beautiful, but the temperature within their apartments provided less than optimum comfort. The original thru-wall cooling units – manufactured by IW Corp. in the 1960s – were obsolete and not able to adequately cool the large living rooms of these luxury apartments.
Heading back to school during late August can mean adjusting to dormitory conditions, however at Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York, students have one less adjustment to make – as Hofstra has provided updated individual heating and cooling units throughout their dorm rooms, installing new Ice Air Vertical Exposed Fan Coil Units.
Hollywood is getting just a little more glamorous with the construction of a brand new luxury residential tower on Sunset Boulevard, within view of the iconic Hollywood sign. The building, known as the Sunset tower, represents the birth of a new innovation in Ice Air’s line of products.
Ice Air was brought in to provide the 75 high efficiency PTACs for the job and to develop a solution for the inefficient thermal transfer. Adding Xstream Air to the PTACs at Kingsbridge Terrace made the building more efficient and more comfortable for residents.
After a long hiatus during the housing recession, Boston’s new construction high-rise market is now growing rapidly, and Ice Air is getting into some exciting projects in high-demand neighborhoods. A recent project with Avalon Bay’s Boston group benefited from our creative approach to shipping options and helped close an important sale.
For buildings located in high-traffic, noisy areas, it’s critical to be able to dampen the din of noise pollution. To meet this demand, Ice Air has created a new product that lessens the effects of sound coming through Packaged Terminal Air Conditioners.