Mitigating the outside air that enters your building can help prevent pollen and pollution from getting in—but it can also greatly lower your energy bills.
When it comes to health and infection control in today’s buildings, a layered approach is essential—and indoor air quality is a key component. Read about the role of IAQ, ways to get started and how HVAC experts at Carrier can help.
As the inventors of modern air conditioning and a world leader in HVAC, refrigeration, and fire and security solutions, Carrier has a legacy of creating safe and comfortable buildings. Now we’re building on that legacy through the launch of our Healthy Buildings Program.
Indoor air quality has become an indispensable concern for building owners and occupants, especially as we know more about the potential negative health effects of exposure to volatile chemicals, particulate matter, emissions and other air impurities.
Whiteboards are boring. This new MIX line transitions a markerboard into a multi-purpose furniture line. The boards can serve as space dividers, biophilic walls, acoustic panels or even a game of PLINKO. Check out what Adrian Thompson from interiors+sources found at NeoCon 2019.
If you need to complete a touch-up or repaint inside—while your building is still in use—consider these best practices to make it less disruptive for tenants, from choosing low-VOC products to working while tenants are busy elsewhere.
REHAU’s System 4500 windows and doors provide a number of valuable benefits to facilities managers and building owners. Among them are thermal performance and versatility. This product is also an affordable way to let in daylight and fresh air without the potentially costly pitfalls posed by other window materials.
How well can people concentrate in your conference rooms? As carbon dioxide concentration climbs, cognitive ability plummets. Here’s how you can fix the mental fatigue and keep occupants productive.
