VaultArchitect™
A smarter path to thermal design, planning, and performance.
VaultArchitect™ is the design and planning layer of the ThermoVault family of products. It is being developed to help builders, contractors, and project teams think more clearly about thermal storage, radiant systems, retrofit opportunities, and long-term building performance.
While the full VaultArchitect platform is still being developed, the goal is straightforward: bring together the design logic, system planning, and performance thinking needed to make better heating and cooling decisions.
What VaultArchitect is meant to do
VaultArchitect is being shaped to support projects that need more than a conventional HVAC approach. It is intended to help evaluate how slabs, floors, thermal storage, hydronic layouts, and controls can work together as one system.
That means looking beyond equipment alone and thinking about how the building itself can become part of the comfort solution.
Why it matters
Heating and cooling systems are often planned in pieces. One tool looks at loads. Another looks at equipment. Another is left to field decisions during installation. VaultArchitect is meant to help connect those pieces into a more practical workflow.
As thermal storage, radiant systems, sensors, and controls become more accessible, there is a growing opportunity to design buildings that are more comfortable, more efficient, and easier to operate over time.
Part of the ThermoVault ecosystem
VaultArchitect is intended to work alongside the broader ThermoVault platform, including:
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Thermal storage foundation concepts
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Radiant and hydronic system planning
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Smart controls and monitoring
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Retrofit-ready comfort upgrades
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Long-term performance optimization
Coming soon
This is a temporary page while VaultArchitect is being further defined and designed. More information, visuals, workflows, and technical details will be added as the platform develops.
Interested in learning more?
Contact ThermoVault to follow VaultArchitect development and upcoming releases.