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Commercial real estate industry leaders who operate large portfolios, corporate campuses, or even single assets must examine all aspects of their budgets to find ways to maximize value while achieving the highest standards of property performance. |
A new program to inform building owners and operators, tenants, and prospective buyers on the energy use of buildings was launched to encourage the building industry to find ways to cut energy use and costs.
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A report summarizes the first year of a multi-year study to analyze the post-occupancy benefits of LEED-certified projects.
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The various threads of college life are woven together in one signature building.
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Is your landscape maintenance as green as your grass?
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Commercial landscaping requires attention to detail and knowledge of the building's operations and purpose, as well as a developer or facility manager's ultimate vision for the property.
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Whether for permanent display or temporary accent, the philosophies employed in plantscaping in resorts and theme parks can be applied to any facility.
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Roof Insulation and Reflectivity Cut Costs
Operations and Maintenance: Keys to Energy Management
The Challenges and Benefits of Mixed-Use Facilities
Rethinking Intergrated Building Systems
Marketing Your Facilities Department
Renewable Energy for Existing Buildings
Doors and Their Impact on Facility Performance
Water Conservation Protocols
Chiller Upgrade Yields Cool Savings
World's Greenest Office High-Rise
| December 21, 2009 |
