Case Studies
Conquest’s technical experts have been trusted to ensure fire protection standards are met on major U.S. projects with both budget and reliability in mind. Flamebar Fire-Rated HVAC Systems have been installed in a wide range of construction projects, from high-rise residential buildings to hospitals and laboratories. Explore the projects we’ve brought to life and discover what our repeat customers have learned: Flamebar is raising the bar for compliance, ease of installation, and value for fire-rated HVAC systems across the country!

High-Rise Residential
Including:
- Natiivo Condominium High Rise, Miami, Florida
- Waldorf Astoria (fka Aston Martin – 300 Biscayne), Miami, Florida
- Paramount – Miami Worldcenter Tower 2 (MWC), Miami, Florida

Hospitality
Including:
- JW Marriott Tampa, Florida
- Four Seasons, Ft. Lauderdale (Ocean Wave), Florida
- Potawatomi Hotel Tower Addition, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Hospital
Including:
- Boston Children’s Hospital Clinical Tower, Boston, Massachusetts
- Memorial Hermann, Houston, Texas
- BJC Healthcare St. Louis Children’s Hospital, St. Louis, Missouri

Case Study: Cambridge Crossing
Cambridge, MA
Flamebar’s space-saving horizontal ventilation systems were used in the Cambridge Crossing project in Cambridge, MA. The Conquest team also provided support through symmetry testing and engineering evaluations on oversized ductwork.

Laboratory
Including:
- Cambridge Crossing, Cambridge, Mass
- Northwestern Biomed Research Center, Chicago, Illinois
- Cuthbert Gattuso Life Sciences, Boston, Massachusetts
- Novartis Lab Building 613, Cambridge, Massachusetts

Entertainment
Including:
- Potawatomi Casino Hotel, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- Milwaukee Bucks Arena, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- Table Mountain Casino & Hotel, San Diego, California

Office High Rise
Including:
- Comcast Tower, Philadelphia, PA
- McKinney & Olive Office Tower, Dallas, Texas
- 6600 Main, Houston, Texas
Case Study: Comcast Tower
Philadelphia, PA
When the mechanical engineer for Comcast Tower in Philadelphia, PA, created a specification requiring Type A and Type B fire-rated ventilation, the Flamebar system proved ideal. Flamebar was used in various applications in the building, from horizontal offsets to vertical shafts to fire-rated fan enclosures.

