Boston’s recent growth in construction and development has provided the city with a host of multi-purpose facilities that provide the community and its residents with office space, apartments, hotels, shops and restaurants. For those tasked with operating these varied facilities
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There is no doubt about it, marijuana has a potent smell. The plant’s scent can help determine a strand or its point of curing, but it can also create issues for grow facilities with sensitive neighbors. No matter your involvement or proximity to an operation for growing cannabi
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With less than six months until the Department of Energy (DOE) begins enforcing new energy savings requirements on rooftop HVAC equipment, building owners and facility managers with commercial real estate properties are about to come face to face with change. Beginning January 1
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Owners and operators of healthcare facilities in Massachusetts are currently talking about three things: patient care, the uncertainty surrounding healthcare funding and energy. We learned as much at Bisnow’s recent State of Healthcare event, where experts found consensus around
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Last week, while the rest of the world was basking in the lightsaber glow of “Star Wars Day,” we were fortunate enough to participate in the 2017 Autodesk® Media Summit, taking place in various locations around Boston’s Seaport. Autodesk®, a key technology partner and developer
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You may have more in common with the medical marijuana industry than you thought! Much like your facility, the marijuana grow facilities operate under specific guidelines that require strict attention to detail. The term often used to describe these marijuana farming operations i
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Facilities with critical equipment, spaces or procedures rely on special hazards fire detection and suppression systems to prevent damage and eliminate costly downtime. Even when deployed, these specialized systems minimize business interruptions by providing early warning detec
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