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From enclosure commissioning and air-moisture control to decarbonization and thermal comfort, exterior systems affect energy efficiency and resilience. The building envelope has moved well beyond its traditional role in healthcare facilities to become the latest critical component for new and existing structures. Formerly viewed as only a protective barrier or design element, today’s exterior wall,…
The new central energy plant is expected to be completed in early 2027. Catholic Medical Center has broken ground on a new $43 million central energy plant (CEP). The new CEP will modernize and strengthen CMC’s heating, ventilation, air handling and power systems — critical behind-the-scenes operations that support every corner of the hospital. The…
The buildings landscape is evolving at lightning speed, and staying ahead means more than just keeping the lights on. It requires a proactive approach, including embracing new technologies, adapting to regulatory changes, and reimagining traditional building operations. With innovation accelerating across every aspect of the built environment, facilities managers are uniquely positioned to drive meaningful…
When selecting access control systems, building owners must consider real-world issues and not just floor plans. Access control systems help manage the way people enter, move through and exit institutional and commercial facilities. Before building owners decide which systems work best in their facilities, they must understand real-world movement patterns and not just floor plans….
The opinions expressed here by Trellis expert contributors are their own, not those of Trellis.​ If there’s anything 2025 made clear and 2026 is already reinforcing in sustainability it’s this: tension and tradeoffs have always been at the heart of managing sustainability — and will be for the foreseeable future. Sustainability has always ridden up…
Manufacturers discuss strategies, technologies and design approaches that help healthcare facilities meet their sustainability goals. Water efficiency remains a critical sustainability goal for healthcare facilities, but restroom design decisions are becoming more complex than simply reducing flow rates. Facility managers have to balance conservation with infection control, system reliability, maintenance realities and patient perception. In…
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