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n our region, VRF is mainly associated with horizontal residential and commercial developments, and its use and scope for vertical developments has, to date, been largely untapped. The technology was, in fact, originally created as a solution for vertical developments – allowing the efficiency of DX technology to be used in a high-rise building. So, it’s no surprise that with its higher efficiency, easier zoning, better flexibility space and aesthetic benefits, VRF is now increasingly the cooling solution of choice for large-scale vertical developments and districts. Key projects such as the