August 07, 2008

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Think Tank 

Heather Governick and Thom Wellington

According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), there are approximately two million underground storage tanks (USTs) that are affected by regulations...

Breaking Ground 

School facilities are being utilized more today than ever before. Whereas years ago students would attend classes and then the building would be locked...

Long-Term Performance 

Gary Vanderweil

Schools across the country are finding it increasingly difficult to obtain adequate annual funding for upkeep of their physical plants. Consequently,...

Going Straight to the Source 

Gary N. Crawford

School administrators frequently hear complaints from staff and community about health problems that are alleged to be caused by school buildings. Complaints...

All Systems Go 

Joseph G. Lang

Careful planning and design, as well as educated equipment purchases, can help launch today's energy-efficient.As utility bills continue to increase and...

All Steamed Up 

Ray Angelino

When planning power-plant upgrades, more schools are investigating cogeneration as a means to cut costs while increasing efficiency.At a time when budget...

Filtering Out the Facts 

Larry Shideler

It seems that ideas for improving indoor air quality (IAQ) tend to float about in equal abundance to the dust particles schools try to eradicate. The...

Smart Money 

Trevor Foster

When structured effectively, a performance contract is the start of a long-term relationship with a contractor. It enables a school or university to make...

Confronting Deregulation 

James Madget

In the near future, schools and universities will be able to purchase electrical power much the same way they purchase long-distance service--by choosing...

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The Subtle Stuff

Vikas Nagardeolekar and Edwin Merritt

It's hard to win passage of a school construction bond — whether through a citizen referendum or the vote of a town council or general town meeting.

Hear and Now

Michael McKeon and Lincoln Berry

When acoustics are mentioned with regard to schools, many people first think of performing arts.

Making it Readable

Peter Gisolfi

When my daughter was 10 years old, she left the comfort of her elementary school for the unfamiliar territory of the middle/high school building — a crazy quilt of pieces from the 1910s, 1930s, 1960s and 1970s.

Echo Boom Impact

Phillipe Dordai and Joseph Rizzo

Like their baby-boomer parents, the echo-boom generation is reshaping the college and university landscape.

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