Silicon valley, as one might surmise from its name, is in fact a valley, not on the coast. It averages 4 degrees C in the winter. They might as well have efficient heating, especially given most offices were designed before heat pumps really proliferated in the US.
why would any office in silicon valley have hydronic heating?
Silicon valley, as one might surmise from its name, is in fact a valley, not on the coast. It averages 4 degrees C in the winter. They might as well have efficient heating, especially given most offices were designed before heat pumps really proliferated in the US.
damn, that’s the average we have in late may. that’s the point where the sun does enough heating that you have to start opening windows here.
That’s nice but this the US we’re talking about. Their building materials aren’t stone…
neither are ours, timber all the way.