The concept of thermal comfort is increasingly being applied to outdoor environments and is often referred to as outdoor thermal comfort. Fortunately, it is possible for designers to simulate outdoor thermal comfort.
Fenestration Deserves a Place in the Charrette
As contractors collaborate with clients to find solutions in an industry steadily advancing toward net-zero, they would do well to consider the role of windows, doors and skylights during the charrette.
The Durability Factor With Cold-Applied Versus Hot-Applied Liquid Waterproofing
After looking at the durability factors in waterproofing, here are the differences between cold- and hot-applied waterproofing, concluding which liquid waterproofing type is recommended based on those all-important durability factors.
New Windows Assist Energy Performance
The Attachments Energy Rating Council (AERC) has certified six new secondary window systems for commercial use.
Three Modern Commercial Office Lighting Design Ideas
Taking the time to consider office lighting is crucial. The right lighting solution will keep employees focused and happy, and can make an impact on clients when they visit the office.
New Data Helps Optimize Material Selection and Reduce Embodied Carbon in Commercial and Industrial Buildings
Choosing low embodied carbon building materials is a strategy that can reduce the environmental impact of the built environment to help create a more sustainable future.
How Health Systems Can Fill Retail Space to Expand Patient Access
By leveraging data-driven real estate strategy, health care leaders can rally diverse stakeholders around smarter locations that bring good care closer to patients—enhancing patient value and experience.
Texas Prepares to House Workforce of Tech Corp Giants Leaving California
Whether it’s employees following their companies or job hopefuls looking to relocate, the Texas housing landscape seems prepared to accommodate them all.











