Finished mechanical room with insulated piping and valves at the Philadelphia Temple project Goldner team installing HVAC and plumbing systems inside the Philadelphia Temple

Goldner Completes HVAC, Plumbing Work on High-profile Philadelphia Project

Herman Goldner Co., Inc. completed the plumbing and HVAC installations for the new Mormon Temple on Logan Square, a massive granite neoclassical structure with two 200-foot spires that has become one of Philadelphia's most talked-about buildings. The temple will serve 41,000 members across four states and is reserved for important sacramental uses. The project, which required precision and high-quality standards, involved collaboration with LF Driscoll and Big D Construction. Notable features of the temple include 62 brass and crystal chandeliers, murals, and luxurious marble and crystal furnishings.

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Exterior construction at the Philadelphia Temple with mechanical work in progress Large diameter piping and valves staged for installation inside the temple Crew assembling HVAC and plumbing systems within the temple’s mechanical space Finished piping manifold with gauges and insulation for temple HVAC Copper and steel piping network routed through the mechanical room Technicians aligning valves and supports for plumbing lines Completed mechanical room showing insulated supply and return headers Detailed view of control valves and instrumentation on chilled water lines Overhead ductwork and pipe racks installed in the temple’s utility space Pumps, strainers, and piping assemblies set on concrete housekeeping pads Pipefitters welding and threading lines for temple mechanical systems Insulated risers and color-coded valves labeled for service Process piping routed neatly along structural supports Close-up of pump connections, isolation valves, and expansion joints Color-coded piping and supports in a finished mechanical corridor Technicians performing quality checks on newly installed systems Large pump skid and distribution piping assembled in place Tie-in work connecting new lines to existing building systems Valve stations and gauges organized for reliable temple operations Chilled and hot water piping labeled and insulated to spec Mechanical room panorama showing pumps, filters, and manifolds Pressure testing and commissioning activities underway Finished piping gallery with neatly labeled services and clean routing Stacked pipe racks and hangers supporting multiple services Pump room with isolation valves and vibration control Overhead view of duct mains and pipe branches in ceiling space Neatly bundled conduits and pipework along corridor ceiling Completed pump station with strainers, check valves, and gauges Control panel and instrumentation serving the mechanical systems Final walkthrough of the mechanical rooms after commissioning

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On behalf of CBRE Property Management, congratulations to Andrew Cipollono and the entire Herman Goldner Co., Inc. and Erickson team for their flawless and safe execution of the cooling tower replacement at 2000 Market Street in Philadelphia this morning.”

Frank Bicker
Director of Engineering Operations at CBRE Asset Services

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