Willis Haviland Carrier designed and launched the first ... his approach led to the founding of Smart Air Technology, which offers an easy upgrade to more intelligent systems, promising to change ...

The company demolished the large manufacturing buildings on its sprawling campus off Carrier Circle in 2011 at a cost of $14 million. Willis Carrier, who invented modern air conditioning ...

While standing on a foggy railroad platform in Pittsburgh in late 1902, Willis Carrier had a revelation that would lead to the invention of the modern air conditioner. Carrier’s device evolved ...

Willis Carrier, a 25-year-old experimental engineer, created a primitive cooling system to reduce humidity around the printer. He used an industrial fan to blow air over steam coils filled with ...

But who do you have to thank for this refreshing convenience? The short answer to that question is Willis Carrier, an American engineer credited with inventing the first modern air conditioner.

Carrier, meanwhile, was founded by Willis Carrier, who was credited with inventing modern air-conditioning, in 1915. The split comes as General Electric, the country’s largest industrial ...

Willis Haviland Carrier, recently graduated from Cornell University and pulling down 10 bucks a week (about $260 in cold cash today) working for the Buffalo Forge heating company in upstate New York.

Today marks the 100th anniversary of the Rational Psychrometric Formulae, the cornerstone of all fundamental calculations in the air conditioning industry, developed by inventor Dr. Willis Carrier, ...

After several months of negotiations between the city and Dr. Willis Carrier, the “father of air-conditioning,” Carrier Corporation purchased the mammoth former H.H. Franklin Manufacturing ...

On July 17, 1902, Willis Haviland Carrier finished drawing up plans for what is today considered the first modern air conditioning system. It was installed in a printing business in Brooklyn in ...

Idea: Houston should erect a 100-foot statue to Willis Haviland Carrier, the inventor of modern air-conditioning. "Without Carrier," says Williams, "Houston would have 20,000 people, not 2 million ...