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As an engineer there are two choices — improve the “norm” or forge ahead with something new or borrowed from previous generations.

When it comes to writing an important research paper, it’s essential to include references. That’s exactly what Tom Mangogna had his district engineering staff do when it came time to research using Daikin for their school district.

It doesn’t get much more sensitive than a discussion about the learning environment for the youth of America.

Whether kids like school or not, attendance is mandatory for many years. Academic performance during this time often influences eventual jobs, income, and life satisfaction. During the formative years, parents mandate adequate sleep and good eating habits to improve their children’s concentration.

This month’s B2B will focus on a small city school system that chose to invest in an annual contract for a temporary air-cooled chiller for special events and an emergency crisis shelter center.

This month’s Facility File will focus on the B2B May test for a K-12 school HVAC application.

When Duke University’s East Campus steam plant was built in 1927, it was a major accomplishment of its time. 

School, warehouse, office building … the boiler stories they tell put the focus back on specific circumstances and smart pre-design study to ensure their systems (and budgets) enjoy the best of times for as long as possible.

Automated Control Systems, Inc. recently completed a $2.7 million BAS integration as part of the renovation and expansion of Monroe Hall on the campus of Loyola University in New Orleans.

For a building program to be successful and sustainable, it must include an operating budget as well as a construction budget.