A cleaning contractor comes clean about locker room odors, and explains how to control them.
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Understanding technology, controls and systems integration
Budgeting for cold weather care and maintenance that involves planning ahead for key seasonal product and service purchases can lead to steep discounts and reduced operating costs.
When integrating classroom technologies and controls, what's the best option? Ensuring you have on-campus staff to handle the task, or calling on outside consultants? Advice from the experts explores the pros and cons of each approach.
Acoustics impact student learning. Plans for physical spaces — walls, ceilings, flooring and more — made with good acoustics in mind at design and construction phases will result in high-performance, effective facilities.
Developing and implementing a strategic plan for fire safety on campus will contribute to improved operations across the spectrum and will educate staff, faculty and students about their roles in the process.
Driving alone? That's so passé. Today's colleges and universities think differently about transportation and parking. Is your school ahead of the curve?
What we've learned about protecting people and school buildings from fire.
Colleges and universities that don't have historic identities to direct interior design choices can still develop and furnish modern, desirable interior spaces where students want to study, be and stay.
Selecting the right materials in order to deliver a safe, efficient and technology-laden facility that can adapt to changing research directions can be a daunting task.
Providing high-quality, comfortable learning environments.
Here's how two transportation directors are using GPS, routing and other systems to increase student and fleet safety while making operations more efficient.
Students participate in gathering about restroom etiquette, care and health issues.
Here's what school administrators need to know about choosing the right roof and ensuring it performs effectively.
Teachers are figuring out how to use video in the classroom. At the same time, school boards are figuring out technology budgets.
Sustainability has becomes a way of life at Michigan's Kalamazoo Valley Community College. Their new Healthy Living Campus is a testament to that.
64 Degrees, a reimagined student dining facility, has opened at the University of California, San Diego.
Today's classroom and lecture hall presentation technologies provide accessibility to a variety of materials both to presenters and students, in the classroom or remotely.
Connecticut's high-performance school building standards show that the sustainability conversation needn't start or end with LEED.