Tag: built environment

The facility management association has joined forces with Chemical Insights Research Institutes to share knowledge about healthy indoor environments.

Since 1979, the Urban Land Institute has honored land use developments that positively impact communities and enrich the built environment. 

More green energy retrofits are prompted by incentives and sustainability goals.

Cultural humility and belonging in the workplace revolve around fostering transparency, self-awareness, and dismantling hierarchical structures.

The National Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS) recognized building industry leaders and scholarship recipients at its Building Innovation 2024 Conference (BI2024).

New research from the American Society of Interior Designers and Chemical Insights Research Institute explores the impacts of extreme weather on interior design.

New program advances indoor environmental quality in new building construction projects. 

Researchers from Hosei University examined the economic benefits of enhancing various elements in Tokyo office spaces for improved work efficiency and health.

As built environments evolve, it’s critical to maintain an accurate equipment inventory for facility condition assessments and operations planning.

This year's theme, Making A Real Difference, recognizes the adaptability, collaboration and steadfast commitment facility managers have to the built environment.

Three years in the making, NBIMS-US V4 will be unveiled at Building Innovation 2023 in September.

The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 is funding and incentivizing a more sustainable approach to constructing our built environment.

With just seven years left to halve emissions in the built environment and meet the Paris Agreement scenario, green leases can benefit landlords and tenants while serving to decarbonize real estate.

ASHRAE took the opportunity to recognize achievements and contributions of its members as it kicked off its 2023 Winter Conference this week in Atlanta.

Accredited Solutions program certifies that smart, connected building products perform to latest industry standards, provide value for building owners and operators.

San Francisco International Airport’s Harvey Milk Terminal 1 achievement recognizes Boarding Area B facility for enhancing human health, well-being.

As people become more aware of the negative impact of carbon emissions, organizations have stepped up to do their part for the environment.

In honor of Zero Emissions Day, see four ways the built environment can reduce its embodied carbon output.

More than 40 national organizations, industry leaders, and trade associations join to create the Healthy Workplaces Coalition, which will focus on advocating for healthier and safer buildings.

Building management affords a great career trajectory with attractive career prospects right out of the gate.