Interior Design 
The ADA, ICC/ANSI A117.1 and Kitchen Sinks in Break Rooms(2)
Building codes and guidelines are always full of exceptions and variations on a theme and the Americans with Disabilities Act is no different. The ADA was first created in 1990. It is designed to protect against discrimination based on disability. The act has five titles or sections. Architects deal primarily with Title III – Public [...]
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HGTV Casting Call for Interior Design Disaster
CASTING CALL—Interior Design Disaster! Homeowners in Denver, New York and LA: Do you have an interior decorating disaster in your home? Did you complete a DIY makeover that should have been a DI-Don’t? Has your design dream turned into a nightmare? Then HGTV is looking for you! HGTV is NOW CASTING energetic, fun-spirited homeowners in [...]
Recycle Your Used Ceiling Tiles With Armstrong
Armstrong’s Ceiling-2-Ceiling program allows you to recycle used ceiling tiles from your remodel or demolition project. You pull the tile out and put it on a pallet, then Armstrong takes it from you and recycles it as post-consumer content for their manufacturing process. The Ultima, Dune and Cirrus lay-in ceiling tiles are all available with [...]
Daylighting Experts at National Renewable Energy Laboratory Improve Energy Modeling Tools
The daylighting experts at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), located in Golden, spend their days pondering the sun. Researchers Rob Guglielmetti and Jennifer Scheib are working to perfect tools that integrate daylight and electric lighting analysis with whole building energy modeling software. What is building energy modeling (BEM)? BEM is used to predict a [...]
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