Case Studies & Projects

Remote Monitoring and Control

Reducing Water Risk for a 48 Story High-Rise During Construction

Paseo at 80 Rainey is a 48‑story, 835,000‑square‑foot multifamily tower rising in the heart of Austin, Texas. With 557 luxury units and premium amenities—including a pool deck, spa, bar, and expansive common areas—the development was positioned to become one of the city’s most desirable residential destinations when it opened in December 2025.

Remote Monitoring and Control, Temporary Climate Solutions

Moisture monitoring for timber durability research

Université Laval conducted a durability study for Parc du Massif du Sud, a regional park in Quebec that offers hiking, camping, and wood-frame chalet accommodations, in collaboration with Goodfellow, a Canadian manufacturer and distributor of lumber, engineered wood products, and mass timber components, and Latéral, a Montreal-based structural engineering consulting firm specializing in mass timber. The study evaluated the performance of various coating and protection systems applied to hybrid glued-laminated timber (glulam) beams intended for exterior exposure.

Remote Monitoring and Control, Temporary Climate Solutions

Avoiding Carbon Emissions with Energy-Efficient Climate Control

Skanska, a leading global construction and development company is committed to achieving Net Zero carbon emissions and climate neutrality by 2045. Having already reduced operational carbon emissions by 61% between 2015 and 2025, the company is targeting deeper, incremental reductions across its projects.

Remote Monitoring and Control, Temporary Climate Solutions, Document Recovery Solutions

Temperature control for Yale Beinecke Library

During a major renovation, the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Yale University was left without its permanent HVAC system, putting one of the world’s most significant collections of rare books and manuscripts at risk. The library houses priceless materials, including Gutenberg Bibles, early maps, and centuries old texts stored in a central glass tower and extensive underground stacks.

Remote Monitoring and Control, Temporary Climate Solutions

Controlling moisture and humidity conditions in a paper manufacturing plant

A large paper manufacturing facility in Quebec has been dedicated to producing high-quality paper rolls used across the region. The cardboard cores used for winding these rolls must remain dimensionally stable to support reliable production and consistent product performance.

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