Facilities Management articles for the week of 4/12/2026 - 4/18/2026

Tapping Into Facility Software for Energy Efficiency

or decades, facility managers have relied on building automation systems and maintenance programs to keep buildings operating smoothly.

Read This » Phasing Progress: How Universities Can Tackle Infrastructure Challenges Amid Budget Uncertainty

niversities and colleges across the country are confronting a growing infrastructure dilemma.

Read This » Balancing Water Savings with Real-World Performance

s facilities look to reduce water consumption, restroom fixtures present a clear opportunity, but the opportunity does not without risk.

Read This » FM Insights: 4 Steps for Improving Facilities Efficiency

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Read This » Portable Cooling: Why Nameplate BTUs Fall Short in the Field

he nameplate BTU/h on a portable cooling unit does not guarantee room temperature control.

Read This » Rethinking Roofing: Why Service Life Matters More Than First Cost

hen engineering and maintenance managers consider roof systems, the initial cost often dominates the conversation.

Read This » Designing for Whole-Person Health at Vera's East Point Clinic

The Vera Whole Health East Point clinic in Georgia is a purpose-built primary care facility designed for whole-person health and a more human care experience.

Read This » Avoiding Portable Cooling Failures: A Technical Guide for Facilities

ne common recommendation among MEP consultants is to stop treating nameplate capacity as the answer.

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