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Radiant cooling is coming in from the great wide-open.
While atriums and expansive open spaces of commercial buildings remain the bread-and-butter for engineers and radiant cooling manufacturers, other areas such as office spaces and classrooms are now opportunities for these systems, according to Devin Abellon, P.E., Uponor’s business development manager of engineering services.