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SmithGroup | Apr 7, 2020
Climate-informed HVAC increases in relative humidity may fight pandemic viruses
Indoor relative humidity is a function of seasonal climate and building HVAC. The range of 40% to 60% RH may reduce contagion and help those who are infected.
Stantec | Apr 6, 2020
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CannonDesign | Apr 3, 2020
Test facility in a box: Modular, walk-in booth design for coronavirus testing
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Paladino | Apr 1, 2020
Green cleaning and the coronavirus
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Rob Cassidy | Mar 30, 2020
Your turn: Has COVID-19 spelled the death knell for open-plan offices?
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GBBN | Mar 30, 2020
Learning from covid-19: Campuses are poised to help students be happier
Overcoming isolation isn’t just about the technological face to face, it is about finding meaningful connection and “togetherness”.
Gensler | Mar 27, 2020
Designing healthcare for surge capacity
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Stantec | Mar 26, 2020
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