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fromFast Company
1 day ago

AI can't do what an architect does (yet!), but it's already reshaping buildings

To understand how artificial intelligence is starting to shape the built environment, look at the ceiling inside Mt. Hope Elementary School in Lansing, Michigan. There, running across the tops of classrooms and hallways are thousands of feet of exposed metal electrical conduit-the tubing that holds the electrical guts of the building.
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fromCity Limits
1 week ago
New York City

Public Schools Account for a Third of NYC's Building Pollution. What Would It Take to Go Green?

New York City public school buildings are aging, unhealthy, and major climate polluters requiring $2.2 billion over five years to upgrade systems, ventilation, and resilience.
fromABC7 Los Angeles
4 months ago
NYC parents

California schools at risk of losing funds that could be used to improve HVAC systems in classrooms

Parents and advocates in California push for improved HVAC systems in schools to ensure clean air and healthy learning environments.
fromCity Limits
1 week ago
New York City

Public Schools Account for a Third of NYC's Building Pollution. What Would It Take to Go Green?

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fromwww.eastbaytimes.com
3 weeks ago

AUSD Notes: Fans installed over summer in 54 Alameda school classrooms

Alameda Unified installed overhead fans in classrooms after assessing heat risks and HVAC shortfalls to mitigate rising temperatures and improve learning conditions.
fromwww.dw.com
2 months ago

Germany updates: Schools call for measures against heatwaves DW 07/01/2025

"There must be uniform occupational health and safety regulations for students and school employees," said Anja Bensinger-Stolze. "In addition to modernizing schools with green roofs and shade sails, a nationwide supply of free drinking water is necessary for all children, young people, and employees."
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