Feature:
HVAC+R
Social spaces would be key focus areas for future villages, regulating the HVAC+R within
these spaces would become the work of future HVAC+R Engineers. These Engineers would
become vital components in developing future cities, centring architecture on HVAC+R
requirements. Hospitals, clinics, courts, Town Halls and community centres will merge into
community areas, occupying a single space. These spaces will adapt to demand. This would
require all HVAC+R systems to allow for air cleaning and filtering ability will become a
major selling point for units.
The importance for HVAC+R in the future cannot be understated; companies and
consultants within this space will become increasingly under pressure to review the
industries importance and drive change, not only in South Africa but in Africa. As
continental demand grow, some companies may find adaption a cause for their extinction,
others will evolve into continental players. AD
Written by Chicagofire
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Five minutes with Fifty-Two Engineering
John Parry of Fifty-Two Engineering, a company which has completed work in
Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Congo, Tanzania, Ghana and South Africa,
answer our questions regarding HVAC+R in Africa.
How do you believe government and industry could work closer
together for the benefit of the HVAC industry?
Do you find the HVAC industry to be an ageing one?
How would you compare the HVAC industry in South Africa and
the rest of Africa?
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