Over the past several years, smart technology has been seeping into the design and operations of buildings. But are owners and developers taking full advantage of this technologyās capabilities and potential benefits? Joining us to discuss this topic is Drew Deatherage, Principal and Co-founder with Crux Solutions, a service provider of network infrastructure, audiovisual tools, security, radio frequency design, and intelligent lighting.
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Austin, Salt Lake City, Davis, Calif., and Boston creating first protected intersections in U.S.
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Smart Buildings | May 27, 2015
Tactical urbanism: Why bigger isnāt always better in urban revitalization
A budding urban planning movement thatĀ is sprouting in cities across the globe proves that low-cost, small-scale, community-driven projects have the power to effect positive change.
Healthcare Facilities | May 27, 2015
Roadmap for creating an effective sustainability program in healthcare environments
With a constant drive for operational efficiencies and reduction of costs under an outcome-based healthcare environment, there are increasing pressures to ensure that sustainability initiatives are not only cost effective, but socially and environmentally responsible. CBRE's Dyann Hamilton offers tips on establishing a strong program.
Healthcare Facilities | May 27, 2015
Rochester, Minn., looks to escape Twin Citiesā shadow with $6.5 billion biotech development
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BIM and Information Technology | May 26, 2015
Moore's Law and the future of urban design
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Smart Buildings | May 21, 2015
Resiliency and climate change: Dual perspectives from designers at HDR
Two geographies, two perspectives, one conclusion: from Minnesota to Miami, resiliency matters, write HDR'sĀ Bob Beduhn and Lynette Cardoch.
Smart Buildings | May 1, 2015
FEMA to require states to evaluate risks posed by climate change
The aim is for states to do a better job planning for natural disasters they are likely to face in a warming world.
Smart Buildings | Jan 7, 2015
NIBS report: Small commercial buildings offer huge energy efficiency retrofit opportunities
The report identifies several barriers to investment in such retrofits, such as the costs and complexity associated with relatively small loan sizes, and issues many small-building owners have in understanding and trusting predicted retrofit outcomes.
