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WSP Grows Florida Water Practice with Three Industry Experts

Civil + Structural Engineer

Strategic additions to the water team further strengthen the firm’s expertise to provide effective and resilient solutions to support water infrastructure needs statewide. Luis Soto, PE Soto’s career spans more than four decades of civil engineering expertise in Florida. About WSP in the U.S. WSP USA is the U.S.

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5 Themes for the Future of High Performance Buildings

Stok

So, if we’re going to tackle carbon NOW, we need to start to seriously address embodied carbon, which accounts for emissions associated with the production, transportation, and installation of building materials. 2: Go all-in on all-electric. As the saying goes, “as goes Berkeley, so goes California, and so goes the country.”

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What’s ahead for ambulatory surgery centers

The Korte Company

Below are insights, strategies, and critical planning drivers to help health systems stay ahead of changes in the ASC market. However, analysts predict this number will be even higher based on the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) 2021 final rule on the Outpatient Prospective Payment System and ASCs. Plan for growth.

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The next destination: Passive design airports

BDC Network

The next destination: Passive design airports 0 qpurcell Thu, 04/18/2024 - 13:59 Airports Today, we can design airports that are climate resilient, durable, long-lasting, and healthy for occupants—we can design airports using Passive House standards. It started in the mid-1980s in Central Europe for the design of residential buildings.

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Leers Weinzapfel Associates: UMass Amherst HUB Underway

CCR Magazine

The project site is north of a rotary that previously marked the edge of the academic buildings in this section of campus. The new building will connect with the 1958 Totman Gymnasium, currently home to the SPHHS Department of Kinesiology. A large plaza between the new and existing buildings will open to the main campus to the south.

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The Inflation Reduction Act and the future of power systems

CK Power

It also outlines new tax credits, guidelines and requirements about cutting carbon emissions through the use of clean energy — this includes the use of electric vehicles (EVs) and equipment, as well as alt-fuel vehicles and equipment. Not only does this act impact electric vehicle and equipment charging, but it also impacts the U.S.

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NYSERDA Offers $36M To Cut Energy Costs

Business Facilities

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has made $36 million available through two new initiatives that aim to increase the energy efficiency of New York’s commercial buildings — including office towers, universities, hospitals and retail stores — which are some of the state’s biggest energy users.