| Designing, owning, or managing a mixed-use facility – especially considering the slowing economy and an ever-growing concern about the environment – means there’s an opportunity for multiple challenges, but also opens the door to multiple opportunities. |
The Energy and Environment Taskforce of the Council of State Governments (CSG) voted to include legislation that reflects the promotion of carbon neutral new and renovated buildings by 2030 as outlined by the American Institute of Architects (AIA).
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A new publication, Energy Efficiency Guide for Existing Commercial Buildings: The Business Case for Building Owners and Managers, is now available to provide guidance for the business case to achieve energy savings as much as 30 percent.
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Green schools—and the policies, technologies and best practices that sustain them—will be the focus of the third annual Green California Schools Summit, the largest green schools conference in the United States.
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Cities across the country are experiencing the renaissance of mixed-use facilities.
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Mixed-use facilities are a growing trend, thanks to sustainable philosophies and urban renewal.
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Lifestyle changes, influenced by government policies and transportation, are affecting mixed-use space plans.
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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
Creating Sacred Spaces on Your Campus
Principles and Impacts of Daylighting
Computer Fire and Egress Modeling
| November 30, 2009 |
