The Internet of Things can make the job of facilities managers easier, but getting buy-in may take some time and education.
Envelopes have long since evolved from a means to just keep outside out and inside in. Systems are advancing with, among other things, sophisticated air and vapor barriers, airtight interiors, increasingly efficient windows, and exceedingly insulated roofs.
Diverse, innovative materials are available for the building envelope, adding impactful visual interest as well as energy efficiency to campus facilities.
Grand Valley Local School District in Orwell, OH, has had nora premium rubber flooring in place for more than a decade. But it looks as new today as when it was installed.
Campus administrative and office areas have requirements for flooring that differ from academic, residence hall, athletics, and other facilities. Here's what to consider for these working spaces.
Creating learning environments that positively impact students.
Walls and ceilings have evolved from flat white panels into attractive interior
design elements that contribute to educational quality.
Carpet, tile, rubber, and hardwood? All have their benefits.
Don't overlook the importance of floor coverings in your campus facilities.