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Getting More Value from a Facility Condition Assessment

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By Dan Hounsell Verified
| FacilitiesNet Verified
A successful facility condition assessment begins with preparation, from gathering equipment histories and ensuring access to critical areas to setting clear expectations for the final report. OTHER PARTS OF THIS ARTICLEPt. 1: Making Facility Condition Assessments WorkPt. 2: Should Facility Condition Assessments Be Done In-House or Outsourced?Pt. 3: This Page To ensure a facility condition assessment delivers the intended benefits, managers need to take key steps to prepare.
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Dan Schied Knows What He Knows, and What He Doesn’t

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By Dan Hounsell Verified
| FacilitiesNet Verified
Dan Schied doesn’t know everything about grounds management, and he knows it. Dan Schied doesn’t know everything about grounds management, and he knows it. As director of grounds at Cornell University, Schied understands that his professional success means remaining open to new ideas, information and applications. “You have to be looking and paying attention to trends and new ways of doing things,” Schied tells Assistant Editor Elaina Myers in her cover article that starts on page 6.
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Adaptive Reuse Bringing 1906 Hotel into 21st Century

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By Dan Hounsell Verified
| FacilitiesNet Verified
Renovated hotel will balance facility’s historic nature with modern demands for energy efficiency and comfort. Key Takeaways: Adaptive reuse projects can transform historic buildings into modern, economically viable destinations while preserving architectural character and strengthening connections to surrounding communities.
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