Facility Alerts: How Texting Can Keep Teams Informed In Real Time

(Credit: Adobe Stock / terovesalainen) By Tom Sheahan Facility managers know there are a vast array of things that need to be communicated quickly between facility workers, executives, partners, and suppliers every single day. When it comes to sharing those important...

Finding Tech-Savvy Contractors

By Austin PiazzaFrom the June 2025 Issue of Facility Executive Given their sheer scope of responsibilities, building and facilities managers can’t be expected to do everything themselves. Certain maintenance, repair, or capital improvement projects must be delegated,...

New Cooling Towers Help Little Rock Hospital Save Power, Cut Costs

By Greg Rankin Healthcare facilities require a substantial amount of energy to operate. In fact, the average hospital consumes approximately 250% more energy than a comparably sized commercial building, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. As hospitals face...

Crystal Sauna Turns Toxic Legacy Into A Heated Meeting Place

In northern Sweden, Crystal Sauna takes the form of a faceted lithium crystal, symbolizing the global transition from fossil dependence to renewable energy. (All images courtesy of Bigert & Bergström) This summer, Crystal Sauna — a large-scale public artwork and...

A Holistic Approach To Recycling Facility Design

By Craig Rutkowski, Caleb Bandy & Kristin Stubbs Located in Ohio’s oldest African American community, the American Addition area of Columbus, the Rumpke Recycling & Resource Center (RRC) stands as a testament to the impact of thoughtfully designed...

Is Your Safety Infrastructure Built For The Risks Of Today, Or Stuck In The Past?

By James Smith Industrial risk has changed. Vehicles are faster, their loads are heavier, machines and robots dominate the space and expectations for speed and efficiency have never been higher. Yet, many businesses continue to rely on materials and solutions from...