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Architecture Puzzler #515

In 1987 we designed a computer room as part of new complex for a local utility company. Most of the building was protected by a sprinkler system. The computer room, however, was protected by a halon system. Why was halon used then, and why would it not be used now?


 

Question from Last Week:
Architecture Puzzler #514

Which of the following words is associated with heat exchangers, which is associated with electrical systems, and which is associated with lighting: Anodes, Busbars and Lux?  

Answer to Puzzler #514


 

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Dave Guadagni, AIA, is an architect with Robertson/Sherwood/Architects

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The first automatic fire-sprinkler system was installed in 1874.
Photo: Brandon Leon

 
 
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