Ohio University Launches Energy Infrastructure Projects Initiative
ATHENS, Ohio — Construction on Ohio University’s (OU) campus in Athens is underway as the university works to meet green energy standards approved in June 2014.
ATHENS, Ohio — Construction on Ohio University’s (OU) campus in Athens is underway as the university works to meet green energy standards approved in June 2014.
MORROW, Ga. — The new 58,610-square-foot, $18 million Science Building at Clayton State University reached final completion in August in time to welcome students. The new facility is intended to provide Clayton State with additional space for required laboratory classes. Construction began on the project in November 2013.
GREENBRAE, Calif. — Major work is underway for an expansion at Marin General Hospital (MGH) in Greenbrae. The new $394 million hospital will replace MGH with a four-story, 260,000-square-foot hospital building; a five-story, 100,000-square-foot ambulatory services building; and two parking garages. The facility will also strive to achieve LEED Silver or LEED Gold certification upon completion in 2020. Groundbreaking for the new facility is set to take place in January 2016.
Eco-Me, a line of eco-friendly janitorial products, is all natural, using ingredients that have been tested for both human and animal safety and meet the highest standards set forth by Green Seal, the Natural Products Association and Eco Scale. The company does not use sulfates (skin, eye and lung irritants), synthetic fragrances (irritants that also include phthalates that are endocrine disruptors), colorants or strong harsh preservatives, making them ideal for use in school and university settings.
PITTSBURGH — On Oct. 27, Pittsburgh-based PPG Industries announced in a press release that the American Institute of Architects was honoring two hospital buildings as 2015 Healthcare Design Award winners after incorporating specialized glass and coatings in their designs.
Phifer Inc. debuted a new interior sun control fabric featuring blackout and light-filtering options called SheerWeave style 7400. With a face of subtle texture and a unique foamed backing, SheerWeave Style 7400 is the latest addition to Phifer’s range of blackout fabrics. The collection is comprised of eight colors — cotton, parchment, sesame, pebble, seagrass, shale, spice and flint — for a palette of neutral options that will complement any décor, from office settings to residential applications.
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