Facilities Management articles for the week of 8/15/2021 - 8/21/2021

A Year with Networked Lighting Control

Lighting controls are devices and systems that support visual needs and energy management.

Read This » Partnering with a Dealer Can Help Ensure Mower Selection Success

If a manager is evaluating whether or not it’s time to invest in new equipment or continue to maintain existing machines, the best sounding board is their equipment dealer.

Read This » 5 Winning Strategies for Your Post-Pandemic Office Playbook

Creating a top-tier office space is more than just making sure it looks good.

Read This » How to Stretch Natural Light Deep Into a Building

Southern Maine Health Care, in partnership with Maine Behavioral Healthcare, engaged Margulies Perruzzi and Array Architects to renovate a 24,000-square-foot-unit, creating 40 new beds across two floors, and to design a five-bed Emergency Department Acute Psychiatric (EDAP) unit.

Read This » 3 Trends Influencing Building Enclosure Design

The building enclosure industry is no stranger to change and ever-evolving trends.

Read This » 5 Core Elements of Good Indoor Air Hygiene

The quality of the air we breathe in a building has always been of the utmost importance.

Read This » How Workplace Design Strategies Are Shifting to Beat COVID

Since the beginning of the pandemic, those on the front lines of building ownership, facilities management, design, and construction quickly took the lead in adapting office environments to evolving criteria for protecting the health and wellbeing of workers.

Read This » 3 Questions to Consider When Designing Outdoor Work Spaces

As the American workforce returns to the office following the COVID-19 pandemic and facility managers prepare buildings for their return, many employees are returning to a changing office space that includes more collaborative work spaces and fewer desks and cubicles. Another step in the changing landscape of the workplace is taking place outside, amidst trees, greenspaces and ...

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