McGraw-Hill Executive Comments On Economy and Construction
Robert A. Murray, vice president of economic affairs at McGraw-Hill Construction Research and Analytics Group in New York City, issued a statement on the expected impact on construction activity.
Professional Development: Five Steps To A Successful Renovation
Contributor Jackie Jennings demonstrates how smart planning today creates fewer headaches tomorrow.
Professional Development: Making Construction Management Work For You
Guest Contributor Jerry Kingwill says what an fm knows about construction can make the process run smoother.
Facilities Housing Pandas In China To Be Rebuilt
The Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), in cooperation with The Giant Panda Conservation Foundation (GPCF), has joined the Chinese Ambassador to the United...
ADA Trends: Accessibility For All
From plumbing to public computers, there are more ways than ever for facilities to provide accessibility.
From Where I Sit: Hello Columbus!
Tim Springer discovers the best of American urban planning during a recent trip to Columbus.
Professional Development: Design-Build
Guest Contributor Warren Michelsen explains how this project delivery method benefits from the power of one and the expertise of many.
Sustainable By Design: On The Continuum: Life After LEED-NC
Two years after achieving LEED certification for its original construction, the Clinton Presidential Library in Little Rock, AR pursues LEED for Existing Buildings.
Special Report: Home Away From Home
Results from TFM's annual survey reveal a cash crop of new and renovation projects. From the September 2007 issue.
Professional Development: Mid-Project Intervention
Guest Contributor Sonny Jester feels fms can experience early avoidance and resolution of construction disputes.
Sustainable By Design: Existing Buildings In Cities Focus Of New Program
The Clinton Climate Initiative Is working with locations around the world to increase energy efficiency.
Professional Development: Facility Management Made Easier
Guest Contributor Steve Lindauer discusses how an accepted tool can simplify the coordination of all contractors.
TFM Show Tour Case Study: Seeing It Through
At this high-rise in Chicago, it has been hands-on management from the start.
Facility Fix: A Modern Solution For An Old-Fashioned School
In the small community of Shungnak, AK, this Northwest Arctic Borough School District needed to find a way to reconfigure classroom spaces to accommodate the changing needs of students. This Q&A with Kathy Christy, REFP, explains how it was done.
Professional Development: Tackling Systems Performance
Contributor Bob Vorwald illustrates how facilities can reduce costs and increase efficiencies through recommissioning. From the January 2007 issue.
FM Frequency: Bridging The Gap
Closing the divide between the design process and long-term operations and maintenance is the topic this month from FM Frequency Columnist Jeff Crane.
Special Report: On The Horizon
The latest TFM survey results show facility professionals will not only be juggling numerous projects, but they'll be managing large budgets well.
Professional Development: Aren’t All Structural Engineers The Same?
This Q&A in team building basics with William Sherman and Jay Stressel goes from the bottom to the top.
Professional Development: Reduce Change Orders To Add Resources
Columnist R. Don Hensley explains how Quality Management Plans can help minimize expensive changes. From the Ap-ril 2006 issue.
Special Report: Stealth Buildings
In his last "Material Revolution," Brian Kraemer looks at carbon fibers and their ability to strengthen building foundations.