Why it matters: The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) sets baseline requirements for commercial restroom spaces—but some building owners and managers are going beyond the baseline. Here’s how considering accessibility at the beginning of a project can improve safety and save money in the long run.

Strategies for action items: Truck rolls are getting more expensive, and technicians are getting scarcer. Clayton Callander of FTL presents a path forward.

“Do more with less” is a common refrain any facilities manager is familiar with. UG2’s Marcus Ellingson argues that it’s time to use the data we have more effectively and change the way facilities professionals operate.

The end of dead zones: Modern buildings are essentially an RF fortress thanks to low-e glass and construction materials that block cellular signals. Dave Walton of MCA’s data division joins the Buildings Podcast to explain what you can do if your building has a poor wireless signal.

How to get started: Repositioning your building can make your asset more valuable and help bring in new tenants. Eight experts who have been there discuss how to measure whether it’s working.

Practical upgrades: This electronic access control option is engineered to improve performance on doors affected by sag, misalignment, and everyday wear. The redesign reduces opening force and supports reliable operation.

Compatibility and comfort: This electronic bidet seat complements most standard elongated toilets. Its intuitive technology, including a waterproof remote control, enhances everyday comfort and cleanliness.

Immersive experiences for hospitality: This 20-inch-square stainless steel rainhead brings the atmosphere of a luxury spa to bath settings. The rubber nozzles are easy to clean, and the cover plate resists corrosion, scratches, and chips.

Streamline project management: This accessible reality capture tool allows workers to accurately document jobsites during walkthroughs. AI computer vision maps the walking path and photos directly to architectural drawings.