We regularly share insights from our work evaluating buildings and guiding major rehabilitation projects. These articles and presentations are intended to provide practical guidance for community associations, property managers, and building owners responsible for maintaining and planning for the long-term performance of their properties.
Good project decisions depend on good information. This article explores how proper document management supports planning, budgeting, and long-term asset stewardship.
Sustainability is often associated with new construction, but existing communities also have opportunities to incorporate green initiatives. This article explores how major capital replacement projects can be used to improve energy efficiency and building performance.
A building in service is, in many ways, similar to a car. It requires routine maintenance and the periodic replacement of key components to perform optimally and achieve the longest possible service life. This article discusses typical building enclosure and structural elements that require planned replacement over time.
Short-term and long-term planning are required to manage your facility through the winter months, as well as during occasional snow and ice events. This article discusses a few practical recommendations for proactive property owners.
One common issue in residential properties is the transmission of odors from neighboring units. This problem most frequently occurs in multifamily buildings with shared party walls and common corridors, such as mid-rise and high-rise structures. This article discusses the causes of odor transmission and provides recommendations for addressing them.
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