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Designer’s Guide

Commercial Kitchen Design

A battle between agencies.

September 22, 2017

Timothy Allinson

Who has final say on how the design is implemented?

Collaborative Health Care

Legionella Prevention/Mitigation – Part 2

What are the pros and cons of protective and mitigating systems?

September 21, 2017

John Gregory

Part two of this three-part series will discuss protective and mitigating systems, and provide the pros and cons of each one.

FPE Corner

The Marco Polo Fire – Current Aftermath

Honolulu continues to sort through rubble and legality of sprinklers in high-rises.

September 21, 2017

Samuel S. Dannaway

One of the most important things to take away from the Marco Polo Fire: Buildings that opt out of sprinklers should still be required to comply with other safety measures of Bill 69.

IAPMO Technical Committee Moves Forward on 2018 Uniform Solar/Hydronic and Swimming Pool Codes

September 20, 2017

Technical committees, consisting of installers, inspection officials, contractors, engineers, and manufacturers, will consider public comments to amend the USEHC and USPSHTC in advance of the release of the 2018 editions.

ICC Raises More Than $110,000 for American Red Cross Relief Efforts

September 20, 2017

Build Your Journey

Green building community gathers together in Boston to make lasting impact.

September 20, 2017

Join the passion and need for green building for a show that draws more than 25,000 attendees each year. Lindsay Roberts, show director, gives us a taste of the combined Greenbuild International Expo and Conference/ArchitectureBoston Expo, which will be held in Boston this year.

Sustainable Solutions

Winter is Coming, but the Future is Now

Technology is advancing the industry, and we need to keep up.

September 20, 2017

BF Nagy

In the years to come, we will need to arm ourselves with the sustainable technology to keep our families safe.

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Little Red Schoolhouse Announces 4Q Schedule, Introduces Free Online Pump Course

September 18, 2017

Free, five-module online course teaches industry professionals how to properly specify a pump system using Bell & Gossett’s proprietary pump selection process

Unconventional Approach to Cooling Sends Heat into Outer Space

September 16, 2017

Roof-mounted ‘radiative’ cooling technology could help cut energy consumption and carbon emissions.

ASHRAE Opens Registration For Developing Economies Conference

September 13, 2017

In addition to seminars, the conference includes panel discussions, study findings, networking events and special presentations from main supporters of the event

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Commercial Kitchen Design

Legionella Prevention/Mitigation – Part 2

The Marco Polo Fire – Current Aftermath

IAPMO Technical Committee Moves Forward on 2018 Uniform Solar/Hydronic and Swimming Pool Codes

ICC Raises More Than $110,000 for American Red Cross Relief Efforts

Build Your Journey

Winter is Coming, but the Future is Now

Little Red Schoolhouse Announces 4Q Schedule, Introduces Free Online Pump Course

Unconventional Approach to Cooling Sends Heat into Outer Space

ASHRAE Opens Registration For Developing Economies Conference

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QSC Announces Catalyst 2026 Conference in Oklahoma City

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