Special Reports

The core values of facility management excellence are exemplified by a man who achieves a perfect balance.

Everything and anything is possible for this man whose actions speak louder than words.

Inspired by the challenge, this steady leader learns what he can from each milestone he achieves.

As the Pentagon renovation manager, Lee Evey is not only the man responsible for overseeing the Phoenix Project—restoring the area damaged in last September's attacks–but he is also supervising the long-term renovation of one of the largest—and arguably the most famous–buildings in the United States.

One facility professional had to experience disaster in order to take monumental steps towards environmental progress.

Bolstered by the work of the EMerge Alliance, direct current (DC) is gaining momentum as a potential power distribution option that could help drive microgrid and net zero building initiatives.

This year's TFM/NEMA survey reflects facility managers' collective desires to find value when considering lighting upgrades.

Resulting from TFM reader votes, more than 40 industry suppliers have been recognized as top product and service providers.

Severe weather tests Gulf Coast facility managers trying to protect

EnOcean technology pairs wireless building automation with an energy saving strategy.

Whether new or rehabbed, roofs providing durability and energy efficiency are the name of the game for facility managers.

Results from a survey conducted by TFM and NEMA EnLIGHTen America reveal perspectives and plans on lighting system upgrades.

TFM readers have spoken, and the following companies have been recognized for the aesthetics, reliability, value, and customer service they have provided to facility management professionals.

Some workplace issues generate a lot of heat yet are merely trendy; while true driving forces get little notice.

Evaluated on aesthetics, reliability, value, and customer service, the following winners have made a positive impression on the facility management community.

Springer investigates how many noise problems can be resolved by an easy "ABC" approach.

When a full-scale replacement is not feasible, adding secondary glazing is an option.

This timeline illustrates how the magazine has evolved during that period.

This "apples to apples" approach is gaining clout with facility professionals in charge of project management and product procurement.

The 2008 TFM Show provided a plethora of information for facility management professionals.

While insulation is just one part of the building envelope package, knowing this performance characteristic can help in decision making.

Among those joining the list was JCPenney, the first big box retailer to earn the designation from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Following a specific process can go a long way towards getting security measures in place.

An educational outreach program transforms potential dropouts into successful, skilled graduates.

Results from TFM's annual survey reveal a cash crop of new and renovation projects. From the September 2007 issue.

The Clinton Climate Initiative Is working with locations around the world to increase energy efficiency.

How do the top names in the profession answer the question,

The USGBC's rating system for existing buildings is getting a major overhaul.

The 10 year celebration at the TFM Show is a smash hit with everyone involved!

Budget restrictions shouldn't curtail consumption control projects.

At this high-rise in Chicago, it has been hands-on management from the start.

There are various reasons an organization might want to purchase artwork for its walls. In order to reap the highest return on this investment, it can be helpful to consider the motivations before embarking on the purchasing process.

Measures taken during the construction and operations stages will help minimize this threat to healthy indoor air quality.

With more technologically advanced security systems being developed, facility managers are partnering with IT departments for implementation purposes.