It’s always good to connect face-to-face with members of the telecommunications industry.
 

Imagine building a hockey rink in a 1970s shopping mall. Or, conversely, building retail shops inside an aging hockey rink.
 

Stack effect significantly impacts the performance of HVAC systems and hampers building energy performance, especially in harsh climatic conditions.
 

Headquartered in the biggest skyscraper in Chicago, ESD has recently been involved with some big news in Europe.
 

Over the years, the data center wholesale market has catered to the enterprise user, which is a completely different buyer than the cloud providers.
 

The next generation of mobile broadband is here! 5G will feature increased connectivity, data volume and transfer speeds to the nth degree. Building owners and operators will need to prepare for this new technology – or risk being left behind.
 

At a women’s networking event, ESD’s Julie DeNardis Lardenoit met another woman from United who also worked at Willis Tower. Together, they decided to create Women of Willis, a network supporting women at Willis Tower and to create a community within the building.
 

The global smart building market is expected to reach $79 billion in 2025. That means it’s a good time for Intelligent Building colleagues to gather and share insights, as many clients will be demanding their services soon.
 

As the saying goes: Everything’s bigger in Texas. That may be why ESD’s Jim Vallort – who’s been giving presentations from Hong Kong to Wisconsin this year – will be giving two talks on one day in the Lone Star State.
 

Capital One is committed to sustainability and the health and wellness of their employees. ESD made sure Capital One could meet that commitment in a Minnesota building – and our work was so successful it won a top award.