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A Missouri school district works with energy services firm to improve lighting.

As the first generation of LED fixtures are due for replacement, facilities can boost the benefits.

This article provides insight on the use of drones for roof and facade inspections, and points out key advantages and shortcomings.

Facility managers may want to invest in structural elements that exceed the protection provided in building codes.

When deciding between roof recovery or replacement, it's important to ask the proper questions to maximize cost savings and ensure success.

Demand for air conditioning is rising. Facility operators will play a significant role in meeting the need.

Report from New Buildings Institute reveals big picture advances across North America.

As the threat grows, facility management has an expanded role protecting operational technology.

From common risks to emerging threats, solutions for facilities teams are evolving and maturing.

Here are ideas to expand beyond the walls of your building.

Organizational change around the new workplace isn’t one size-fits-all, and facility management has a central role.

Already in use to combat pathogens, ultraviolet tools are now deployed against COVID-19.

Preventive, ongoing façade maintenance is vital to proper function and desired appearance.

The adoption of unmanned air vehicles (UAVs) or drones in building and façade inspections has significant time and cost benefits.

At secure facilities, building envelope rehabilitation projects don’t have to mean temporary relocation of building users, equipment, or collections.

Here is a look at risk, energy use, and carbon impacts for commercial HVAC systems.

In 2020, indoor air quality became front and center for buildings as CDC and ASHRAE stated that COVID-19 viral particles are likely spread not only through droplets but also via aerosols.

To achieve optimal performance, buildings need to respond to how people perform inside them.

Take the time to walk through your facility and find out where the potential for slips and falls may have increased as a result of COVID-19.

Here are five practical areas for consideration to ensure that people with disabilities in your facility are respected, included in the planning process, and provided the required and appropriate safeguards.