Parking structures are constantly exposed to the elements, bringing their own set of maintenance challenges. Winter weather, especially, can wreak havoc, from slip-and-fall injuries to corrosive de-icers. Get ahead of the liabilities with these tips.

A survey that examines high school students’ perceptions of school restrooms finds that many believe they are poorly maintained. Read more insights from the research by commercial washroom solutions company Bradley Corp.

Building managers, whether they’re with development companies, corporations or in the public sector, are generally locked into capital planning exercises that are conducted annually, or even much less often, sometimes just once every three to five years.

Research firm IDC surveyed 206 managers of IT and operations to determine the challenges of selecting the right technology for connecting a building’s assets. The research revealed that selecting a trusted provider as well as involving the right stakeholders was critical to successful implementation.

Submetering systems in existing buildings often require some amount of manual input, which introduces opportunities for mistakes. In this article, industry experts discuss how you can ditch the clipboards and automate your building’s submeters.

BUILDINGS staff writer Sarah Kloepple chats with Bill Gagnon, vice president of sales and marketing with Excel Dryers, about all things hand dryers—including maintenance, ADA compliance, misconceptions and new innovations in recent years.

When evaluating facility Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions, start with systems that add value, impact tenants and occupants, or make systems work together more efficiently. Discover the benefits of SaaS and how to get started.

Attracting and engaging emerging professionals was a hot topic at BOMA 2019. These 9 tips for millennials and seasoned leaders will help the younger generation thrive as they enter upper management roles or the workforce.

Knowing acoustical causes and solutions can help make your HVAC system—one of the nosiest parts of architecture—more acoustically pleasing for occupants.