Facilities Planning and Construction.
Tag: Construction
Extreme Weather, Horse Trailer Hit Prompt Bridge Repair
In Minneapolis, Western Specialty contractors restores a concrete pedestrian bridge connecting a parking structure and an office building.
Navigating Higher Education Construction In Volatile Market
The higher education construction sector is struggling to rebound in this economy, due to price hikes and supply chain shortages.
Using Ground Penetrating Radar Increases Construction Efficiency
Facility managers who have on-site equipment can keep construction workflow going smoothly and increases efficiency.
A Guide To Planning A Commercial Kitchen Remodel
When looking to remodel a commercial kitchen space there are several factors you have to take into consideration.
CRE Industry Launches World’s First Social Impact Certification
SEAM Certification, a measure of corporate real estate social sustainability, will provide guidance, resources, and certification for achieving positive social impact in the built environment.
Law Firm Brings Workplace Of The Future To Life
Shearman & Sterling’s recent New York office transformation reflects firm's commitment to people, clients, and the environment.
How Past Innovations In Sustainability Impact The Future Of Facilities
Facility managers can reflect on past trends and breakthroughs in sustainability to see how they will help shape the future of facilities.
Safety, Construction Training Minimizes Injuries, Saves Lives
BZI's SteelTech Academy safety and construction training and continuing education program improves job site safety, team performance, team member satisfaction.
Inside Drury University’s New Academic Hub
The vibrant center for students and community members is Drury’s first new building in more than two decades.
Healthcare Facility Design Connects Nature, Healing
Patient-centric buildings are increasingly important, and the human desire to be near nature plays a vital role in healthcare facility design.
Moving From A Cyclical To A Continuous FCA
Instead of doing a new FCA every 3-7 years, what if you could maintain your FCA data so it never dies?
Blu Dot’s New San Francisco Store Is Model Of Adaptive Reuse
Design retailer Blu Dot's newest location is an example of sensitivity to local context, as well as a showcase for adaptive reuse and sustainable design.
Creating A Design That’s Built To Last
To increase their building’s lifespan during construction, facility managers need to work closely with design teams.
Maintaining A Resilient Building
Given the state of climate change, along with an increased focus on building safety and security, building resiliency is more top of mind than ever.
Facility Executives Can Reduce Costs With BlazeMaster® Fire Protection Systems
Learn how BlazeMaster® fire sprinkler systems can save money on installation for new construction or retrofits while reducing long-term maintenance expenses.
Elements Of A Quality Construction Project
Here's what you need to consider to oversee a high-quality project in the current construction environment.
3 Reasons You Need A Facility Condition Assessment
Here are three reasons you need to complete a facility condition assessment (FCA) before you begin capital planning.
First Zero-Energy Cruise Terminal Opens
The Royal Caribbean Group’s zero-energy cruise terminal is on track to earn LEED Gold and will be fully solar-powered.
Six Developments Win ULI’s 2022 Global Awards For Excellence
ULI 2022 Global Awards For Excellence winners include two developments each from North America, Europe, and the Asia Pacific region.
Bobcat Company Completes Its Largest Manufacturing Facility
The $70 million expansion project makes Statesville, NC the company’s largest manufacturing facility in North America, and will create up to 250 jobs.