New York, United States / Hospitality

70 Park Avenue

New room comfort.
The hotel kept operating.

Guestroom at Kimpton Ashbel New York Park Avenue, shown on PMAC’s current project page
Current property photography · Kimpton Ashbel New York Park Avenue
Property scale
205 roomsReported hotel room count
Installation
January–July 2018
Operating continuity
Hotel remained open
01 / The challenge

Different guests.
Different comfort needs.

The hotel’s two-pipe fan-coil system could not meet simultaneous requests for heating and cooling during spring and autumn.

02 / From trial to installation

A trial room made
the difference clear.

Temperature complaints stopped in the PAFMAC trial room while continuing elsewhere. The trial helped secure the installation budget.

  1. PAFMAC was selected.

  2. Installation began while the hotel continued operating.

  3. The installation was completed.

03 / The reported result

Upgrade the comfort.
Keep the business moving.

The published project record describes an HVAC upgrade completed with the hotel open throughout construction.

Project record: Nippon PMAC · 70 Park Avenue . PMAC now identifies the property as Kimpton Ashbel New York Park Avenue. The room count and installation details refer to the historical project. Property photograph: PMAC’s current project page.

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