The U.S. construction industry added 64,000 jobs over the past year, with nonresidential sectors showing robust job creation and a stable labor market, according to ABC.
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A new whitepaper from commercial air quality expert Fellowes highlights a gap between current ventilation standards and emerging requirements for infection control, while outlining...
NOW 'ON DEMAND': Recorded April 28, this lively webinar tests your “Ethics IQ” by exploring real-world dilemmas engineers may face on HVACR projects — often without realizing ...
With the air-to-water heat pump market growing up to 11% annually and delivering efficiencies up to three times that of traditional boiler plants, modular systems are transforming...
Treating buildings as sterile containers should not be the goal. Instead, fostering healthy microbial environments will allow occupants to interface naturally, supporting immune...
Even though they are inside sheet metal ducts, liners, like other building materials, must still meet fire and smoke performance criteria on their own.
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Collaborating with architect Michael Graves on a tight footprint, RMF Engineering successfully upgraded the University's chiller capacity and efficiency.
Filed in Michigan, three new federal lawsuits from Florida, New York, and North Dakota have widened the ongoing cases against many of the industry's largest manufacturers.
Second in a series, new blueprint marks the next step in manufacturer's comprehensive set of global design guides mapping the full data center thermal chain.
*EMERGENCY!* Before the National Fire Protection Association meets next month in Las Vegas, dive into the alarming history of building fire prevention and suppression. Answer ...