Scent marketing in Manhattan

Manhattan's building stock runs from pre-war towers with retrofitted air handling to new curtain-wall construction with tightly zoned mechanical systems. Both can be scented, but not in the same way, and that is why every Manhattan project starts with our engineering team walking the space in person rather than working from a floor plan.

The spaces we are most often asked about here are office tower receptions and conference floors, hotel lobbies and amenity levels, flagship retail on the avenues, and the lobbies and amenity floors of luxury residential buildings. All of them share the same challenge: high ceilings, constant door cycling onto the street, and a volume of air that punishes guesswork.

Where central air already serves the space, HVAC scenting is usually the answer, because the micro-mist travels with conditioned air through the existing ducts and leaves nothing visible in a designed lobby. Where a tenant controls only part of a floor, or a building runs split systems, standalone diffusers cover the area independently.