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Scott Reed Joins Stantec to Expand Healthcare Expertise in Key Market of Los Angeles

Scott Reed has joined Stantec as principal in its healthcare buildings team in Los Angeles, California. Reed joins the firm’s growing LA office to provide leadership and focus on delivering innovative solutions to healthcare clients in the Southern California market. Read More …

USGBC Releases Top 10 States for LEED in 2018, Hospital Makes List of Notable LEED Projects

The U.S. Green Building Council has released its annual list of Top 10 States for LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design). The list ranks states based on the number of LEED-certified square feet per person. The Top 10 states for LEED are home to 128 million Americans and together include more than 468 million gross square feet of LEED-certified space. Read More …

Stantec Expands Healthcare Mechanical Engineering Practice in Southern California

Richard (Dick) Moeller has joined Stantec as a senior mechanical engineer in its growing buildings engineering team in San Diego, California. Moeller has more than 40 years of experience in design and management of numerous project types, with a focus on the design of sustainable healthcare facilities. Read More …

Aimee Fogarty Joins Hammes Company Mid-Atlantic Office as VP

Hammes Company has added Aimee Fogarty as vice president. Fogarty will focus on development of client solutions in Hammes’ mid-Atlantic region encompassing Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia, Delaware and Washington, D.C., where Fogarty offices. Read More …

SmithGroup Hires Joseph Maytum as Corporate Senior Medical Planner

SmithGroup has hired Joseph Maytum as a principal and corporate senior medical planner. In this role, Maytum adds specialized expertise in strategic master planning and pediatric healthcare to the firm’s global Health Practice. Read More …

Hammes Company Promotes Southeast Team Members to Meet Growing Market Demand

Hammes Company has promoted two experienced Southeast team members to meet the growing demand in the Florida marketplace. Keith Munson has been named vice president and Edwige Clark has been named senior project executive. Read More …

Mechanics of LEED: Combining holistic design desires + MEP design requirements

Good hospital design and the USGBC’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design performance rating system didn’t always go hand-in-hand. Today, they finally do. When there’s a holistic design approach that marries the hospital’s architectural desires with MEP design requirements, LEED certification is possible. Read More …

If a building is designed to LEED energy principles, but isn’t operated that way, is it still sustainable?

Schrödinger’s cat is a famous thought experiment that asks scientists to imagine a cat in a box. Also in the box is a bottle of poison rigged to shatter when a radioactive element reaches a certain level of decay. Without opening the box, it’s impossible to know whether the cat is alive or dead. In quantum mechanics, this is used to conceive of a scenario where the cat is somehow both alive AND dead.

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USGBC Announces all LEED-Certified Green Buildings Eligible for LEED Recertification

CHICAGO, Ill. – The U.S. Green Building Council announced that it will begin offering LEED recertification for all LEED-certified projects. To be eligible for certification, projects must submit 12 months of data demonstrating continued or improved performance. Once recertified, projects will meet the standards of the newest version of the LEED rating system available. Read More …

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