AT&T Building "The Dial" Renovation
Mechanical renovation of iconic AT&T “Dial” building, completed as a mechanical project with a total cost of 7.5M, including 90 outdoor condensers, 359 indoor units, ERVs, sheet metal coordination, controls, and a 16-month schedule delivered for The Bernstein Companies.
The Dial project, located in the historic AT&T building, was led by The Bernstein Companies, with Paric Corporation serving as the General Contractor. Taylor Box, the site superintendent for Martin Mechanical, coordinated subcontractors including EMI for sheet metal, ALC/American Legacy for electrical and controls, and Lozenski for insulation. The project featured a Mitsubishi VRV Recovery Heating and Cooling System with 90 outdoor condensers supporting 359 indoor units and rooms, complemented by three ERV units from Greenheck. The 16-month endeavor was successfully completed in December 2024.
Project Details
Location
500 E. 8th street, KCMO. Private Equity/Paric Construction
Completion
2.1.2025
Services Provided
- Mitsubishi VRV heating
- Cooling
- 359 indoor units
- ERVs
- Historic building renovation
Community Impact
The renovation of the iconic AT&T “Dial” building preserves a historic landmark while adapting it for modern use. By delivering a highly coordinated VRV mechanical system within an existing structure, Martin Mechanical helped extend the life of a significant downtown asset while improving comfort, efficiency, and functionality. The project supports urban reinvestment, economic activity, and the continued vitality of the surrounding community.