The pandemic and the pursuit for office buildings to become more sustainable, ing their employees to return to the office, are forcing companies and office owners to rethink how to improve the workplace..
it's now time to take deeper look at the future of using space and how office properties and buildings will accommodate the workforce as occupancy rates hang in the balance..
And government officials and managers who are responsible for making decisions about the safety of the workplace are now more cognizant as notices about new variants and other airborne toxins are exposed..
While new Class A buildings arrive with modernized amenities and provisionary engineering for providing higher levels of IAQ, modern or aged Class B and C buildings almost always lack the ability to provide higher rates of ventilation, as minimum.
Innovative technologies are needed now to keep these buildings on the market despite designed, HVAC systems and or the inability to provide cost ventilation that will be needed to meet new LEED certification requirements..
By public view display in many cases, Also, IAQ can be displayed, the air they are breathing in the building is better than the outdoor air..
One of the main problems is that HVAC systems in these buildings can be the user of energy.
By working toward dual purpose in reducing energy needed to maintain, By deploying our technology, these older buildings can gain initiatives IAQ while simultaneously reducing the footprint and meeting certification requirements..
In terms of Class B and C facilities, is that you can assure the occupants that you have healthy building.
Overall, the upshot is that you can use technology to improve IAQ without using more energy and money to achieve the same goal...
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