No more jailhouse blues. Federal Bureau of Prisons architect Jon Gomberg figures the average inmate in a correctional facility goes through 200 gallons of water a day.

Chairman and CEO Herb Kohler sees continued emphasis on water conservation, innovation and leading-edge design.  

Sustainable technologies help two schools reduce water and energy costs. Driven by rainwater harvesting (Manassas Park) and geothermal (Centennial) systems, these schools are enjoying impressive reductions in water and energy consumption - music to the respective school districts’ ears in today’s current economic climate.

This starting point is critical in developing a properly functioning and effective system.

GHT Limited is at the forefront of BIM technology. GHT, a MEP engineering firm with 99 staff members, has not only ramped up its BIM capabilities, but has completely changed the way it trains its employees on the progressive 3D technology (GHT uses Autodesk Revit MEP) through an extensive in-house BIM training program.

Ken Napolitano is the president of Morton Grove, Ill.-based Xylem Residential & Commercial Water.

Creative solar thermal installation generates savings at Colorado housing complex.

New products and technologies at the 2012 AHR Expo stress added value for end users.

Avoid potential boiler explosions with this safety device.

Health consortium provides solutions to bring clean water to remote Alaska villages.