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That's not a great place for a compressor, direct exposure to the weather means they are unable to exchange heat as efficiently. Why'd they put it up there?
A sprawling yard to put things on is a very american thing.
Say what? They sit on 1 sq. meter slabs. Are you thinking HVAC units are the size of RVs?!
Ok and where are you gonna put 20 of those next to an apartment building
This doesn't look like an apartment building.
And the apartments near me have them just behind the complex, usually under the overhang from the roof. If you have a balcony or whatever, it'll be just below/next to that. Most apartments are only 2-3 floors anyway, and there's plenty of horizontal space to fit one per unit, or ideally you just include HVAC into the rent so you don't need as many units. The apartment I lived in had trees next to it, so they stuck them between the trees and the complex.