Author: FM College Admin

ENR Southeast—now a sub-region of ENR’s Texas & Southeast super region—is pleased to announce the region’s winning entries for its 2025 Regional Best Projects contest. Representing the “best” in design and construction in the region that includes the states of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Puerto Rico, these winning projects range…

The union representing the federal employees at the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta is calling on agency leaders to install bulletproof building glass after a gunman shot more than 180 rounds into a handful of buildings on the CDC campus August 8. Nobody at the CDC was injured, but about 150 windows were broken….

Ad Facility managers overseeing apartments, senior living communities, and student housing face a common frustration: permit inspection delays that stall critical repairs and renovations. These traditional on-site permit inspections create scheduling headaches and slow down urgent facility improvements. Today, virtual inspection technology transforms this landscape, making permit assessments faster and more efficient for facility operations….

Here are four steps every facility manager should take to make sure snow and ice contracts are ready for winter. As facility managers begin preparing for winter, many assume that having a signed snow contract means the site is covered. But some of the most serious issues start long before the first snowstorm hits, and they often…

The first floor emergency department will be 38,000 square feet. Sturdy Health is transforming their emergency department with state-of-the-art facilities to expand access, advance technology and provide specialized support. A reimagined helipad will be constructed to continue allowing rapid air transport for patients who require critical care. The ground floor of the building will provide…

Vast government-managed forest conservation programs are launching in the tropics, to limit deforestation and reduce corporate carbon emissions. Unlike project-based programs, which impact limited parcels of land and are typically managed by private developers or NGOs, these “jurisdictional” programs, as they are known, cover emissions reductions across an entire country or state with standardized baselines,…