Smarter, Greener Systems Among HVAC Industry Trends

Smarter, Greener Systems Among HVAC Industry Trends

The global HVAC industry is undergoing a transformational shift, driven by the convergence of the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), and sustainability initiatives. These trends are redefining how HVAC systems are designed, managed, and secured across residential, commercial, and industrial environments. Frost & Sullivan’s latest analysis of the HVAC sector highlights…

Visitor Management Strategies to Keep Building Occupants Safe

Visitor Management Strategies to Keep Building Occupants Safe

Consider these innovative technologies to help keep building occupants and visitors safe. With rising fears of unauthorized access, lingering visitors, and the looming threat of active shooter situations, institutional and commercial buildings are stepping up security measures. The Azusa Unified School District in California is leading the charge with an innovative blend of technology designed…

Rebuilding for Resilience: Gulf District Schools Modern, Sustainable Learning Spaces

Rebuilding for Resilience: Gulf District Schools Modern, Sustainable Learning Spaces

Case study: The district modernized aging infrastructure, improved energy efficiency, and enhanced resiliency through strategic upgrades and alternative financing.   April 2, 2025 Serving nearly 2,000 students, employing over 150 faculty members and spanning two separate time zones, Gulf District Schools is a unique institution committed to K-12 education. As a rural community left severely impacted…

Ottawa Mission launches maintenance training

Ottawa Mission launches maintenance training

The Ottawa Mission has launched a maintenance services training program (MSTP) to provide a career path for individuals facing homelessness and poverty, while addressing a crucial labour gap in the building management industry. A pathway to stability and employment The program is a work-based initiative designed to equip individuals with the skills and certification necessary…

London landmark reopens for upscale mixed-use

London landmark reopens for upscale mixed-use

London’s first department store has officially reopened as an upscale mixed-use development following an eight-year, ₤1.5 billion (CAD $2.8 billion) transformation. The Whiteley first opened its doors to shoppers in 1911, and will once again host high-end retail along with 139 residential apartments forged in the 1-million-square-foot Edwardian structure. The project is central to a…