Abstract: An air management system comprising a housing assembly. The housing assembly comprises a coil and filter section, blower section and a control section. These sections are physically attached to each other in a configuration so that the height of the housing assembly, defined as the distance between a top and a bottom of the housing assembly, is less than 12 inches. The height of the housing assembly is preferably approximately 10.5 inches. The air coil chamber is oriented to have a slight slope on a bottom surface thereof to collect condensate water. In a preferred embodiment, the air management system further comprises a support bracket assembly for supporting the housing assembly horizontal to the ground as defined by a level, the level defining a horizontal axis.

Abstract: The climate in a primary space within a building having a secondary space open to and above the primary space is controlled by creating a primary microclimate within the primary space that is resistant to convection phenomena in the primary and secondary spaces. When the temperature in the secondary space is higher than the temperature in the primary space, air is drawn from the secondary space and discharged into the primary space at an initial air exchange rate which causes the temperature in the primary space to rise and the temperature in the secondary space to fall. When the temperature in the primary space is greater than or equal to the temperature in the secondary space, the air exchange rate is set at a primary microclimate maintenance rate such that the temperature in the primary space remains equal to or greater than the temperature in the secondary space, thereby establishing the primary microclimate in the primary space.