Inax’s Satis, a space-saving, water-saving integratd toilet, is designed for both versatility and conservation. Winner of the prestigious Good Design Gold Award, the eco-friendly Satis features a compact, tankless design aimed at delivering comfort, performance and style.
Tolko Industries’ new professional grade OSB flooring was developed specifically for use by building professionals. Backed by upgraded manufacturing processes and new technologies, the high performance flooring is tough enough to meet the challenges of wet building climates, extended construction seasons and projects at risk of weather exposure due to delays.
Creative Systems Lighting introduced its new Ultra-Efficient LED Cove Lighting for hospitality, commercial retail operations and residential applications. With a long lamp life of 50,000 hours at 70 percent lumen maintenance, the Eco-Cove is the modern day architect‘s solution to finding high performance LED cove lighting, according to the company. It can illuminate with either warmer or natural white lighting.
The Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation institute has hired Stacy Glass to lead a campaign showing the building industry the value of Cradle to Crade-certified products. Glass has spent the last 20 years working with private industry, the non-profit sector, and government organizations to develop and execute start-up strategies for businesses and social enterprises.
Loureiro Engineering Associates Inc. recently hired Samuel W. Butcher, LSP, LEP, PG, LEED-AP, as the new vice president of the company. Butcher brings nearly 20 years of experience to the table. In his new role, he will work as a licensed site professional, with responsibilities including managing and overseeing assessment and remediation of contaminated sites in Massachusetts in accordance with the Massachusetts Contingency Plan.
Roger J. Zino, president of the maintenance division at ValleyCrest Landscape Companies, was promoted to Chief Executive Officer of the firm. A leader in its management team, Zino joined the company in 2001 and oversees more than 120 maintenance branch offices across the U.S.
ValleyCrest Landscape Companies welcomed back Andrew J. Brennan as its chief operating officer. Brennan returned to the company to provide additional corporate leadership and operational support required to run an organization with the size and breadth of ValleyCrest. He originally began working with the company in 2003 and has since served in several capacities within the firm, most recently as chief operating officer of the maintenance division.
