Franklin Cummings Tech Furthers Construction Progress
Franklin Cummings Tech (FCT) has announced a milestone achievement on construction of the school’s new campus in Roxbury’s Nubian Square.
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Harvard Upgrades Sustainability Building Standards
Harvard University’s Sustainable Building Standards, originally established in 2009, have undergone their first significant update since 2017, highlighting the university’s dedication to keeping pace with the constantly evolving landscape of sustainability.
Diffuse Color Ecoworx® Tile
From the Diffuse + Disperse Collection, Shaw Contract’s low-embodied, carbon-neutral carpet tiles offer flexibility, creativity and sustainability.
David Bock
David Bock has been promoted to director of project management at engineering and architecture firm Precis, where he will oversee Precis’ project management operations, financial performance, quality control, and staff development in the Cary, N.C., office.
Building the Future Faster: Prefabrication’s Role in Modern, Efficient School Design
Schools are expected to fulfill multifunctional roles as educational, community and recreational spaces.
Brown University Continues to Go Green
Brown University is a key player in the state’s largest solar panel project, emphasizing the campus’ commitment to achieving net-zero energy use by 2040.
Efficient Snowplow
SnowWolf Plows help facility operations and maintenance professionals to clear more snow with significantly less equipment, labor, maintenance and repair.
Polycrystalline Solar Panel
The SOLARA M-Series Polycrystalline Solar Panel is a lightweight and compact solution to reach efficient energy goals.
Non-Toxic Insulation
HempWool Insulation is a negative footprint, high-performing thermal insulation. Composed of 90% hemp fiber and 10% binder, HempWool insulation is free of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and toxic additives and is even safe to touch and handle without gloves.
Industrial Heat Pumps
Siemens Energy’s large-scale industrial heat pumps efficiently and cost-effectively regulate temperature by taking heat from a low-temperature source, like waste heat from a factory or water from a river, and using electricity to “boost” that heat to a higher temperature.