Why reposition: Upgrading your building can make your asset more valuable and help bring in new tenants. Eight experts who have been there discuss where to start—plus, how to measure whether it’s working.

Get started: For building owners and facility teams, AI adoption begins with trust, focused use cases, and training.

Why it matters: Automation can help reduce routine maintenance and improve consistency in commercial restrooms, but self-cleaning doesn’t mean self-managing. Here’s why.

System digital twins—virtual replicas of building systems—can help smart buildings become more efficient to operate and more comfortable for occupants. Here’s what you need to know about implementing them.

Making a good impression: The way people perceive your building plays a key role in business outcomes. This episode of the Buildings Podcast explains why—and how facility managers boost occupant satisfaction.

Landscape illumination: This IP68-rated fixture combines smart lighting control with durable construction and serviceable components. A mobile app enables users to adjust brightness, select tunable white settings, and more.

Don’t compromise on sound control: This louver offers 33% free area, providing high airflow capability without sacrificing protection from water penetration. It can be built into a facade or used as a barrier screen.

New enhancements: This redesigned ventilator line now has time-saving features that make it easier and faster to maintain the serviceable components. The ventilators can be used in new or replacement fan installations.

Resilient rubber flooring: PVC-free Pearla doesn’t hold dust or allergens and has high indentation resistance. It also supports occupant wellbeing with its natural slip resistance and offers no-finish maintenance.