84 Fan Cubes will be configured into Fanwalls® for installation in spaces where conventional fans will not fit. First, old fans must be cut in pieces to be removed from the air systems.

Then, fan cubes are moved through doorways as small as 36” where they are joined together to create the fanwalls®, saving time, money and more importantly, preserve a historically significant landmark.

The art deco Federal Building, built in the 1950s, sits on the north edge of the Alberta legislature grounds. It has been vacant since the late 1980s. In June 2008, the Alberta government approved a project to renovate the Federal Building and to construct a 650-stall underground parkade and Centennial Plaza that will extend the Legislature grounds north to 99 Avenue. The rejuvenated Federal Building will help government address space pressures, play an important role in the future Legislature grounds development and downtown rejuvenation, save an architectural landmark, replace two parking lots with green space, and provide a welcoming and scenic approach from Capital Boulevard.

Renovations to the Federal Building and construction of the new parkade and plaza are scheduled for completion in late 2011, in time for the Legislature's 100th anniversary in 2012.