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A
role model for startups and new business
The
MIT Enterprise Forum, in their 1992 Fall Workshop, spotlighted Phoenix'
successful financing and continuous growth. INC Magazine honored
Phoenix in their "Fastest Growing 500 Private Firms" three years
running, in 1991, 1992, and in 1993. Less than 10% of the INC 500 repeat
for three years.
Award-winning
Projects
Laboratory
projects incorporating Phoenix airflow control systems have won recognition for
their design engineers from the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and
Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc. (ASHRAE). ASHRAE's Technology Awards
recognize outstanding achievements by members who have successfully applied
innovative building designs, which incorporate ASHRAE standards for effective
energy management and indoor air quality.
High
Honors, 2002 Lab of the Year - R&D Magazine |
Stowers
Institute for Medical Research
Kansas City, Missouri |
The
generosity and vision of two cancer survivors is driving the development
of this world-class laboratory and research campus. The 10-acre site
will include 600,000 square foot of laboratory and support space,
including a vivarium with one of the few automated cage wash systems in
the U.S. |
2001
Lab of the Year - R&D Magazine |
AstraZeneca
Waltham, Massachusetts |
The
airflow equipment selected to control the fume hoods for this winning
project include 95 hood monitors, each with a face velocity display.
Phoenix also controls the ventilation for the laboratory animal facility. |
2001
ASHRAE Technology Awards |
First
Place:
University of Quebec, Montreal |
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Honorable
Mention:
St. John's University Science Building
St. John's University in Minnesota |
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1998
Lab of the Year - R&D Magazine |
Georgia
Public Health Laboratory
Decatur, Georgia |
Airflow
controls for the BL2 & BL3 labs were provided by Phoenix Controls. |
1997
ASHRAE Technology Award |
Medical Sciences Research Building
University of Michigan |
Phoenix Controls were used for the entire building - over 950 valves in
labs, vivariums, equipment support rooms and office areas. |
1996 FAME
Award of Excellence |
Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals
Ridgefield, Connecticut |
The
Association of Facilities Engineers recognized the project engineers at
Boehringer for using energy efficient fume hood controls. |
1995 Lab
of the Year - R&D Magazine |
Ciba-Geigy, Life Sciences Building
Summit, New Jersey |
Phoenix Controls' pressurization solution for Ciba-Geigy included 1,742
constant volume valves and 1,273 variable air volume valves, as well as fume hood controls
for this 192-hood project. |
1993
ASHRAE Energy Award |
Dartmouth College, Burke Hall Chemistry Building
Hanover, New Hampshire |
Phoenix Controls' laboratory
airflow control system helped reduce the university's annual energy costs by $350K. |
1992 Lab
of the Year - R&D Magazine |
Rice University
Houston, Texas |
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1991
Design/Build Award |
Michigan Molecular Institute
Midland, Michigan |
Fume hood controls furnished by Phoenix Controls were the single-most
important element to the success of the project. Other issues were a
manifold
exhaust and energy efficiency. |
Invited
papers, presentations, and articles
a
partial list
Grabowski, "How To Raise $100 Million"
128 Venture Capital Group,
Waltham MA, December 12, 2002.
Grabowski,
"Who Is Going To Buy The Darn Thing? Invest More In Marketing Than In
Engineering To Find Out!" Boston, June 21, 1995, IEEE Electro/95
Conference Proceedings: 69-96.
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