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Feature - Asset Management Asset Management Strategy Puts Dollar Value on RiskA predictive, risk-valuation model can help facility managers translate asset management and preventive maintenance into the language of the CFO.

Feature - Health and Wellness 3 WELL Strategies Focused on Existing BuildingsAs health and wellness gains momentum, the International WELL Building Institute is pivoting to focus on existing buildings. Check out these three options.

Feature - Exteriors How Façade Ordinances Help Protect Aging Building InfrastructureFacade assessments are increasingly crucial for public safety. Here’s how to plan and budget effectively.

Feature - Staffing Challenges To Address Staffing Challenges, Embrace DiversityThe more inclusive and diversified the workforce, the better the quality of the workforce.

Feature - Grounds Management Using the Landscape to Teach About Water UsageWater treatment plant’s landscape design incorporates stormwater capture, drought-tolerant plants, a green roof, and more.

Feature - Daylighting Beyond Efficiency: Understanding the Occupant-Focused Benefits of DaylightingResearch shows that access to sunlight during the day has myriad benefits for the health and wellness of building occupants. 

Editorial - Restrooms 3 Strategies for Water-Efficient RestroomsAs drought worsens over much of the country, saving water is more important than ever. Here’s how to do it.

Feature - Wellness Promoting Employee Wellness Through DesignThe building design and mechanical systems also support occupant health in a variety of ways.

Feature - SPONSORED BY LIGHTING CONTROLS ASSOCIATION Commercial Lighting Rebates EvolveA growing portion of rebate programs now recognize networked lighting control systems. Here’s how to take advantage.

Feature - Master Planning 5 Indications Your Campus Needs a Master Facilities PlanLong-term planning is essential to keeping campus facilities contemporary. Here are five signs that you’re overdue to complete a new master plan.