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IWSH Announces Two New International Volunteering Opportunities

March 11, 2019

The foundation has announced a new assignment with the Nepal Village Health Improvement Program, as well as the next installment of the Community Plumbing Challenge, Navajo Nation program.

Milwaukee School of Engineering Wins Student Chapter Competition

Milwaukee School of Engineering Wins MCAA Student Chapter Competition

March 7, 2019

Their proposal for the renovation of Indiana University’s Memorial Football Stadium beat out proposals from McMaster University, the University of Missouri – Columbia and the Wentworth Institute of Technology.

Registration Open for 2019 ASHRAE Annual Conference

March 5, 2019

This year's conference is in Kansas City, Missouri, from June 22-26.

Utah Legislature Updates Commercial Energy Code

March 5, 2019

Commercial provisions fall into four main sections: building envelope, mechanical systems, electrical power and lighting, and service water heating.

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The Big Game: 2019 AHR Expo

Annual show warms up Atlanta with large crowds before its Super Bowl hosting.

March 4, 2019

Ashlei Williams

Technology such as the Internet of Things and building automation control are trends that will be the focus for exhibitors over the next year.

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Smart Cities and Water Reuse

For smart cities to become a functioning reality, water treatment and reuse must be part of the equation.

March 4, 2019

For smart cities to become a functioning reality, water treatment and reuse must be part of the equation.

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Rainwater Harvesting on a Superblock Scale

St. Paul soccer stadium uses a rainwater catchment system to manage water resources sustainably.

March 4, 2019

FPE Corner

Are Sprinklers Required? — Reprised

Many provisions in the IBC and IFC pertain to fire sprinklers, not only those in IBC Chapter 9.

March 4, 2019

Samuel S. Dannaway

This is an outline of many areas in the codes where sprinklers are required or used to take advantage of the many trade-offs giving architects and builders flexibility in the design and construction of a building.

Ashley Eusey: Her Career Built On Love of Art and Science

February 28, 2019

Ashlei Williams

Meet Ashley Eusey, PE, LEED AP, GGP, registered architectural engineer at Hoefer Wysocki.

Digital Exclusive: Prefab Is Changing Health Care Design, Construction

February 22, 2019

To overcome various obstacles, health care architects, contractors and owners are shifting their paradigm and increasingly moving toward modular design and prefabrication.

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IWSH Announces Two New International Volunteering Opportunities

Milwaukee School of Engineering Wins MCAA Student Chapter Competition

Registration Open for 2019 ASHRAE Annual Conference

Utah Legislature Updates Commercial Energy Code

The Big Game: 2019 AHR Expo

Smart Cities and Water Reuse

Rainwater Harvesting on a Superblock Scale

Are Sprinklers Required? — Reprised

Ashley Eusey: Her Career Built On Love of Art and Science

Digital Exclusive: Prefab Is Changing Health Care Design, Construction

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