Emerald Environmental Technologies worked with the electrical, refrigeration, and HVAC contractors on resolving these challenges. By installing a roof mounted dehumidifier and HVAC unit above the third floor mechanical room space was gained to allow ice³ Cubes, fluid cooler, electrical room and boilers on this level. This in turn eliminated the need for a refrigeration and electric room on the first floor as well as a ground mounted fluid cooler near the road. The building space was also resolved to fall within the parameters of the square footage desired. Being modular, the ice³ Cubes could easily be installed within this newly defined mechanical space and the small refrigerant charges allowed cohabitation with boilers. The next recommendation was to install six initial ice³ Cubes and provide a slot and infrastructure for a seventh Cube as a summer program and possible summer AC would be needed. Since the ice³ Cubeheat reclamation was not large enough to heat the entire building, a design for the classrooms and workout areas beyond the gym and hockey arena was incorporated into the design. It would be beneficial if thermal loads could be shared. So a water source heat pump system was chosen and rejection of heat and cold was to the ice³ Cubewarm loop where it was either reclaimed, reheated by the boilers or rejected by a common fluid cooling tower. Kitchen ventilation air as well as ventilation air for the facility was preheated by the ice³ Cubereclaim heat.