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Mitigating the COVID-19 Spread: As We Plan for an Eventual Reopen, What Should be Considered? What can actually be done in building designs and modifications to help reduce the spread of COVID-19 or any illness?    Read Post
Mason & Hanger: 200 Years of Innovation as an All-American Company Our company’s nearly 200-year history, holds a unique all-American story that remains an integral part of U.S. history and patriotism today. I am pleased to announce that we have officially published ... Read Post
Understanding the Real Cost of Backflow Preventer Requirements to a Government Facility with Fire Protection Systems So your new building will have a fire protection sprinkler system? And that means you’ll need a backflow preventer, right? In most cases, “yes.” But there are exceptions. Read Post
Designing for Diplomacy - The Challenges of Balancing Aesthetics and Security This past August 7, 2018 marks the 20th anniversary of the bombings of the U.S. Embassies in Nairobi, Kenya and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, carried out by al Qaida. This was a dark day for the U.S. ... Read Post
As Your Single Most Important Asset, Never ‘Choose to Lose’ Your Integrity A Lesson from the Virginia Military Institute (VMI) - Our customer promise We do what we say® is also the promise we make to ourselves and our colleagues, as a core company value we uphold – the ... Read Post
What Will Energy and Sustainability Mean Now? Rob McAtee, Director of Energy and Sustainability Services at Mason & Hanger. In the face of a new administration following the U.S. Presidential election, I’ve seen letters and posts from many ... Read Post
Achieving LEED Platinum at the Innovation Center This project is a shining example of how eco-diplomacy is also cost effective design. The $20.9 million Innovation Center renovation was completed on budget while also meeting an aggressive 14-month ... Read Post
Achieving Energy Savings by Improving Fan and Ductwork Performance The amount of energy used to move air in buildings ranges between 5% and 10% of total building energy in a typical office building and can approach 30% in a building with extensive filtration in a ... Read Post
Saving Water Saves Energy (and Vice-Versa) Despite the recent, much-needed rains in the western part of our country, many areas have yet to  fully recover from historic multi-year droughts. Partly as a result of these droughts, and also ... Read Post
Microgrids Boost Renewable Energy Roll-Out It seems every journal I open gives at least a mention to microgrids. Whether in the context of renewable energy, resiliency, or infrastructure, microgrids are hailed as being the solution to our ... Read Post
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