Syska Hennessy key staff members
regularly contribute technical articles on a variety of topics
to leading industry publications. In addition, Syska Hennessy
projects are often the recipient of industry awards for excellence
in design and construction. You may contact any number of
our experts for
more information.
The following articles are from our archives. Click on the
links below for more details on any of the articles
listed.
Please note that OnlinEnvironments™, referred to in several
articles below, is now known as the Critical Facilities Team
within Syska Hennessy Group. |
Modeling in 3D
Syska High Density Cooling Solutions involve unique server layouts and configurations using the same cooling elements that every data center already has. As a result, a company may not have to add new cooling capacity to the data center, and instead, just reconfigure it.
appeared in Energy & Power Management on 12/27/2005 |
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Security Considerations for Today's Facilities
Security planning has evolved into a business necessity, an essential requirement of any commercial real estate development. Corporate tenants are not only concerned with the standard security issues – safety for their offices and people -- they must now worry about creating highly secure environments for their IT operations, data centers and critical facilities.
appeared in Real Estate Journal on 8/24/2005 |
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People: The Overlooked Factor in Critical Facility Uptime
Today’s Critical Facilities are more integral to the successful functioning of businesses than they have ever been. Consider: they must now support the use of digital technology throughout the firm’s business operations; they must maintain the Critical Facility link to the firm’s customers without interruption; they must be balanced/designed to the right level of reliability; and, they must incorporate Uptime culture into the design and operational practices associated with the facility
appeared in ZDT Magazine on 7/1/2005 |
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The New Buzz
Exciting new technologies that broaden communications options, improve productivity and comfort, heighten safety and security and provide innovative conveniences are powerful incentives building owners and managers can offer to attract tenants and improve retention.
appeared in Journal of Property Management on 3/1/2005 |
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A New Horizon At Verizon
Among the damage from the 9/11 World Trade Center attacks was Verizon’s 140 West Street facility in lower Manhattan. Located just across the street from Ground Zero, the original New York Telephone Company headquarters building, constructed in 1926, suffered major damage.
appeared in Engineered Systems on 8/31/2004 |
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Staying Power
Surviving the Depression, two World Wars and dozens of economic cycles, four
CSE Giants — the SmithGroup, HarleyEllis, Syska Hennessy Group and Durrant — mark
major anniversaries this year and speak out on how they've sustained their individual
successes
appeared in Consulting-Specifying Engineer on 8/1/2003 |
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Up and Running
By exploring new concepts of teamwork – instead of separate fiefdoms – facilities management, security, human resources, and IT departments can collaborate to maintain and ensure business uptime.
appeared in Buildings.com on 6/1/2003 |
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Keeping the Seats Warm
The elements of nature and the extremes of human behavior can bring business to a standstill; that is , unless a disaster-recovery plan covers all contingencies.
appeared in Area Development on 5/1/2002 |
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