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References: Office Buildings

Many glass facades and modern architecture worldwide you will find HVAC equipment from the Rosenberg Group. There is a strong emphasis on solutions tailored to a building’s individual needs when specifying the units.

 

Shanghai (China)

In the bustling and resplendent metropolis of Shanghai, every building is not only a stunning feature of the city's skyline but also an exemplar of the seamless fusion between technology and art. From the Shanghai Art Museum and Shanghai Museum, which embody the city's rich historical and cultural heritage, to the Pudong Development Bank and Bank of China's data centers, symbolizing the strength of modern finance, to the various projects meticulously planned by CapitaLand in Shanghai, and culminating in the iconic Bund Magnolia Plaza, these landmarks collectively attest to the extensive application and outstanding performance of Rosenberg Group's ventilation equipment in high-end venues.

As a leader in the domestic ventilation industry, has consistently dedicated itself to technological innovation and the pursuit of exceptional technical products. With its range of high-efficiency, low-noise, and easy-to-maintain fans, the company has stood out among numerous key projects across the country, becoming a vital force driving green buildings and sustainable development.

 

Tech Gate Vienna, Vienna (Austria)

Tech Gate Vienna is Vienna’s first address for high tech research and development.  Behind the modern glass facade there is, of course, a highly innovative HVAC concept with individual solutions. Rosenberg supplied 15 air handling units with rotary heat exchangers and humidifiers. Thanks to a special construction these systems can guarantee absolute sound-damping properties.

 

Microsoft, Unterschleißheim (Germany)

Microsoft, the worldwide largest IT provider operates in the Bavarian town of Unterschleißheim. The comfort of the employees of the software provider is assured through 7 air handling units from Rosenberg. The units are equipped with heat recovery with cross flow plate exchangers with a total volume of 90,000 m³/h.

 

Office and Administration Building "Darmstädter Landstraße", Frankfurt/Main (Germany)

Rosenberg supplied 30 units for this innovative concept of component cooling with heat recovery through rotary heat exchangers and evaporative humidifiers.