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One of the books I’m slowly, slowly working through this year is Essays Of E.B. White. Now, co-author of The Elements of Style and author of Charlotte’s Web is quite a resume right there, but White also contributed essays to The New Yorker among his other many writings.

At some point, most college or university building committees are given the responsibility to establish a building upgrade program to enhance their campus and appeal to potential future students.

Few areas can be as tough to condition as pools and ice rinks. Indoor pools, or natatoriums, need to be able to maintain a space temperature warmer than the water temperature and space humidity between 50% to 60%.

A unique indoor pool HVAC system at Adlai E. Stevenson High School in Lincolnshire, IL, helped to save big money in construction costs.

On February 17, 1809, just 15 days before James Madison succeeded Thomas Jefferson as the fourth President of the United States, Miami University was founded.

DriSteem Corporation completed a reorganization of its inside sales team in an effort to better serve the needs of its representatives by providing them with additional support in sales efforts.

On May 21, Uponor North America held an official groundbreaking ceremony to commemorate the company’s seventh expansion in the greater Twin Cities area.

Trane says it is now offering easy control of room temperature to hotel guests through a new agreement with Telkonet, Inc., a manufacturer of hotel guest room thermostats and controls.

Zero energy buildings (ZEBs) eliminate the use of non-renewable energy sources by decreasing energy use and producing enough renewable energy to meet the annual energy use attributable to their buildings.

The Beijing International Building Technology conference successfully concluded its 2015 edition on May 13 at the Rosedale Hotel & Suites in Beijing.