There's no one system that works for all projects, so how do you choose?
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With any house, there are so many variables that influence the decision to choose one particular mechanical system over another: climate, house size, cost, local availability and cost of fuels and materials, and the lifestyle and preferences of the occupants. There is no "one-size-fits-all" system that we can reliably prescribe for all projects. Phil and I sat down over a good winter cocktail to share our views, anecdotes, battle scars, and wisdom on this important subject.
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[Green Architects' Lounge - How to Choose the Right Mechanical System](http://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/content/green-architects-lounge-how-choose-right-mechanical-system)
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