Engineers are tasked, yet again, with transposing confusing government regulations into common sense.

Efficiency is a crucial aspect of both sustainability and resilience.

New research from Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) provides a roadmap outlining how more efficient cooling systems are feasible with development and support from industry.

A complete transition from fossil fuels to electricity for heating and cooling has the potential to reduce the resiliency of critical facilities unless an on-site backup power supply is provided.

All beams are now available for cable suspension in addition to rigid suspension and are configurable through a new web-based selection tool.

Vermont’s Clean Heat Standard – a paragon of climate change legislation – is defeated by one vote.

An easy way to calculate cooling requirements.

There is still too much of a disconnect between what is being learned through the analysis process and what translates to the design team during critical decision-making phases.

Increasing building renovation rates is central to achieving net-zero carbon targets.

Regression-type algorithms learn to approximate a function by ‘seeing’ the data.