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Excessive office noise is driving stress levels in workplaces. Ben Hancock, Managing Director of Oscar Acoustics explains why facilities managers must prioritise acoustic comfort to address occupant wellbeing Despite the recent rise in return-to-office mandates, recent research conducted by Oscar Acoustics which is published in the report: ‘Shaping Future-Ready Workspaces for the Great Return to…
Facility teams today have many more responsibilities than the bricks and boilers of a building. Modern buildings are full of connected systems that include a building management system (BMS), access control, HVAC, energy meters, elevators, and Internet of Things (IoT) sensors. These connected systems help facilities run efficiently; however, they are making the cyberattack surface…
Managers need to ensure patient access, coordinate with clinical operations and ensure every phase of construction supports the facility’s mission. Hospitals and healthcare facilities nationwide face a growing infrastructure problem: As they try to achieve goals related to protecting the environment and curtailing greenhouse gas emissions, they must make critical decisions about making changes to…
Design experts from Neenan Archistruction explain how single-unit HVAC systems for each operating room enhance infection control, comfort, and resiliency. Many healthcare organizations are rethinking how their mechanical systems are designed – especially in surgical settings. A growing number of ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) are leading a shift toward dedicated HVAC units for each operating…
Construction is expected to be completed by the end of 2027. UW Health has officially started construction on the University Row Medical Center, an expansion of the existing Digestive Health Center. The center will be connected to the Digestive Health Center, about two miles west of University Hospital. This project marks a strategic step in…
As the last remaining spans of Baltimore’s original Francis Scott Key Bridge are demolished, a test pile program currently underway is helping shape the foundation strategy for its planned successor structure. Begun in late September by the Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA), the program calls for twelve 220- to 235-ft, 8-ft-dia. test piles to be driven…
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