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8 ways to cool a factory

Whichever way you look at it—from a workplace wellness point of view or from a competing for talent angle—there are good reasons to explore options for climate control in the factory workplace.



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sponsored | Panasonic | Nov 17, 2020

Panasonic’s new WhisperWarm DC promises more strategic, top-to-bottom heating

The latest generation fan/heat solution from Panasonic not only features more powerful heat, but also a unique method of directing it to where it provides the most comfort.

VIATechnik | Nov 17, 2020

The coming automation of retail brick and mortar

The demise of retail brick and mortar is overstated and unwarranted - we see digital transformation offering brick and mortar a path forward for the physical store.

Paladino | Nov 13, 2020

5 tips when designing for daylight

Daylight modeling is a tool to examine how daylight interacts with a building, and how that natural light behaves within interior spaces.

sponsored | APA – The Engineered Wood Association | Nov 12, 2020

Engineered Wood Gets an Easy A

A Washington school district creatively leveraged the aesthetic and acoustic benefits of engineered wood products in their newly constructed school.

GBBN | Nov 11, 2020

Passive house design: A key to sustainable community building

Passive House is a high-performance building standard that emphasizes tightly insulated enclosures, heat recovery, and monitors airflow to reduce energy consumption.

sponsored | Metl-Span | Nov 5, 2020

Metl-Span Delivers Lesson in Energy Efficiency at California Charter School

How do you construct a net-zero energy, state-of-the-art charter school that also reflects the area’s heritage? Designers for Rocketship Delta Prep School in Antioch, California, went to the head of the class by tapping into the energy efficiency and versatility of Metl-Span’s insulated metal panels.

sponsored | APA – The Engineered Wood Association | Oct 26, 2020

2019 Timber-Strong Design Build Competition

Six student teams competed at the National Council of Structural Engineers Association (NCSEA) Summit to design and build the most efficient and creative wood structure. 

HGA Insights Blog | Oct 22, 2020

Envisioning libraries as community hubs

In the following, HGA Vice President and Senior Designer Jane Dedering discusses her passion for libraries, community engagement, and how the current pandemic will influence libraries moving forward.

Clark Nexsen | Oct 20, 2020

Best practices in S+T office design

Within the constraints of the typical COVID-19 office protocols, lab users face the additional challenge of working with hands-on processes, tight schedules, and shared resources.