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BUILDING THIS WEEK
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E-COMMERCE FOR FACILITY MANAGERS
Electronic commerce is penetrating every niche of the notoriously conservative field of architecture and construction. Architects are using the Internet to collaborate with consultants; builders are placing on-line orders for equipment and supplies. But what about the professionals who manage facilities after construction is complete? Are they reaping full benefits of the available technologies?
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DESIGN LAB SHEDS LIGHT ON ENERGY CONSERVATION
By the time a building is constructed—and its lighting found wanting—it us usually to late to go "back to the drawing board." Some architects solve this problem by simulating light in space through computer visualizations or physical models. In Seattle's Lighting Design Lab, designers and building operators can mock up an architectural space in its full size. These realistic mockups lead to qualitatively better lighting design and quantitatively superior energy conservation.
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More Building and Construction
Report unearths Holyrood flaws
BBC (Scotland), 2000.0919
Building 'Green' Housing For a Sustainable Future
WSJ Homes, 2000.0918
Goodbye mall, hello Main Street: Downtowns of tomorrow will look more like yesteryear
Inman Real Estate News
Tentative Deal For Skyscraper At Former Site Of Alexander's
New York Today, 2000.0919
Women Find Power in the Whir of a Saw
WSJ Homes, 2000.0907
Scaling Back Expectations for Growth of Design-Build
ENR, 2000.0918
Japanese Island Sinks Faster Than Designers Anticipated
ENR, 2000.0918
Facilities See Red Over Boom In Green Rules, Says GAO Report
ENR, 2000.0918
Industry Launches Image Task Force
ENR, 2000.0918
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