All In “Codes”
Powering The Space Race
Electrical, Engineering, People, Products, Spaces, Technical, TrendsAfter several weeks of Covid-19 shutdown, many businesses are coming out of quarantine and negotiating a plan for getting back to work quickly and safely – without skipping a beat on productivity.
THE NEW SPACE RACE
It’s what we’re calling…
OUTLET SPARKING: STAYING CONNECTED + SAFE
Electrical, TechnicalDid you know that there’s a spark every time an electrical outlet connection is made? You may not always see that little flash of light, but it’s there—both when plugging in and pulling a plug out. Creating that spark might catch you by…
THE POWER PUZZLE: REACHING MIDDLE GROUND
Engineering, Spaces, TechnicalMore and more, companies are embracing open concept work spaces—areas designed around optimizing human interaction and collaboration. And for many people, this kind of dynamic, synergistic work isn’t very likely if workers are tethered against…
CHICAGO ELECTRICAL CODES AND WHY THEY MATTER TO DESIGNERS AND MARKETERS
Electrical, TechnicalKeeping up with the different electrical codes across states (and even cities) isn’t easy. And if you’re not an electrical engineer, making sense of what’s actually allowed can get pretty tedious and confusing. So let us break it down…
PLANNING FOR POWER IN NEW WORKPLACE DESIGN
People, Spaces, Technical, TrendsIn 2018, work spaces are entirely different than even 10 years ago. The days of “traditional” work spaces are quickly on dwindling, let alone the days of the “cubicle farm.” So what designs do matter for work spaces in 2018?
OPEN FLOOR…
WHAT ARE SPILL-PROOF OUTLETS?
Electrical, Spaces
You’re probably the coworker that scares all IT and safety managers to death.
Why?
Oh let’s see, because you always have a coffee mug filled to the brim on your desk? Or your stylish water tumbler tucked out of your sight lines…
SAN FRANCISCO ELECTRICAL CODES: WHAT TO EXPECT AND HOW TO IMPLEMENT
Electrical, TechnicalSan Francisco Electrical Codes, as you can expect, follow the California Title 24 rule as well. By following California’s electrical codes, San Francisco in turn follows the NEC.
There is one major difference in the city’s electrical…
CALIFORNIA TITLE 24 PART 6: WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU
Electrical, TechnicalLighting accounts for roughly 18% of energy consumption in non-residential buildings across the country. Following heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems, this is the second-highest contender in energy use in commercial buildings.
In…
DESIGNING SPACES FOR THE I-GENERATION
People, Trends
We live in a day in age focused around Millennials. We want to know how they think, what influences their decisions, and how we can appeal to them. Many current design efforts are built to accommodate Millennial ideals, but are they the…