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COVID-19 & HVAC: How to Reduce Your Risks
Posted by Stuart Heisey on Thursday, August 13, 2020
While there is little to suggest that HVAC systems are significant contributors to the spread of disease, there are things that can be done with HVAC systems to reduce risk in occupied spaces. While the current focus is on reducing the risk associated with COVID-19, every...
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Categories: Buildings & Campus
Tagged: Mechanical | Health & Safety | COVID-19
Water/Wastewater Roundtable Recasts
Posted by Entech Engineering on Wednesday, August 05, 2020
We have a long history of presenting at water and wastewater conferences, sharing our knowledge and expertise not just with clients, but with everyone in the industry. It's part of our culture, and deeply ingrained in our people.With COVID-19 cancelling in-person...
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Categories: Municipal Infrastructure
Tagged: Potable Water | Wastewater
Building Humidity: Issues, Problems, & Causes
Posted by Stuart Heisey on Friday, July 31, 2020
Why is humidity suddenly such a common problem?Are you a building owner or facility manager that has experienced high levels of relative humidity in your buildings or high volumes of complaints about humidity? You’re not ALONE. Many buildings, and likely most of the...
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Categories: Buildings & Campus
Tagged: Mechanical
How to Implement a GIS Program on the Modern Campus - Webinar On Demand
Posted by Katie O'Regan on Wednesday, July 01, 2020
My colleague, Leo Scott, Jr., AICP, and I hosted a webinar to discuss how GIS can help colleges and universities tackle the challenges presented by rapidly evolving campuses and pedagogy. We covered the basics of GIS, possible applications, and how to plan your project to...
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Categories: Buildings & Campus
Tagged: GIS Mapping
Not Just Building Places; Building Leaders
Posted by Lenette Wells on Tuesday, May 19, 2020
Back in February, I earned a Foundations of Coaching Certificate at the Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, OH . Okay… I can hear the question coming… Wait, aren’t you an architect?Yes, I am an architect....
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Categories: Entech, Engineering, & Beyond