Blogs
28
Dec
A bright future for solar energy
Category: Blogs
As 2015 draws to a close, we have every reason to be optimistic about the future of solar energy in North America and around the world. Thanks to the recent passage of renewable en...
21
Dec
The world’s windiest cities
Category: Blogs
It can get a little breezy in CPP’s hometown of Fort Collins, Colorado. With average wind speeds approaching 40 miles per hour (18 m/s) on some days, and gusts in excess of 45 (20 ...
14
Dec
Providing efficient design for healthcare in the Middle East
Category: Blogs
As Middle Eastern countries continue to grow and their cities build ever higher, new hospitals pop up alongside gleaming skyscrapers to meet the increased demand for quality care. ...
07
Dec
Get to know a flow feature: Turbulence
Category: Blogs
Ladies and gentlemen, the captain has turned on the fasten seatbelts sign. Please return to your seats and fasten your seatbelts. It’s one thing to hear this half an hour before yo...
25
Nov
The aerodynamics of a turkey
Category: Blogs
Like other terrestrial fowl, Meleagris gallopavo, better known as the common North American turkey, lives most of its life near the ground (and, at the very end, upon a dinner plat...
23
Nov
Modern treehouses
Category: Blogs
Green is in, and it’s not just about renewable energy. Many of today’s most visually striking structures are literally covered in green, with trees, plants, and flowers that are as...
18
Nov
CPP air permitting experts present at PNWIS 2015
Category: Blogs
Dr. Sergio Guerra enjoyed the opportunity to present at the 55th annual conference of the Pacific Northwest International Section of the Air & Waste Management Association, whi...
09
Nov
Efficient laboratory design for occupant health
Category: Blogs
Laboratories are the modern cathedrals of science. Within their hallowed halls, researchers solve society’s problems and help ensure a safer, healthier, more sustainable tomorrow. ...
02
Nov
Air quality is key contributor to employee productivity
Category: Blogs
Admit it, we all knew this intuitively. But now there’s hard research to back up the claim that employee productivity is linked to indoor air quality. In a recently published artic...
26
Oct
When buildings misbehave
Category: Blogs
The 2015 International Conference of the Council on Tall Buildings and the Urban Habitat (CTBUH) was held at New York’s Grand Hyatt. The conference explored what the CTBUH calls t...