With stay-at home orders being lifted and laxed, most of us are ready to return to some form of normalcy. Part of that is making changes to indoor environments to create safer spaces in which to live; to work, to learn, to shop, to dine… among other things.  We believe...

Governor Wolfe has just extended Shelter-In-Place until May 8th.  There have been so many interesting suggestions of things to do while sheltering; from yoga/meditation to volunteering to learning a new language or skill.  We cleaned our closets and drawers and organiz...

We all want to preserve the environment so that our children and their children and even their grandchildren will have an environment that will allow them to live and thrive.  With so much waste, both physical and energy, we all have to do what we can to help the futur...

We all love Christmas lights.  We drive from neighborhood to neighborhood looking at the lights and admiring the scenery.  We OH and AWE at the displays and wonder how much time did that take and the skill involved.  

While we all love the lights and the...

Proudly working with CAM architect, DMG is proud to showcase the  Friedman Jewish Community Center located at 613 S.J. Strauss Lane in Kingston, PA.   

This beautiful Community Center hosts a number of community and family related activities, such as senior pr...

Fun facts and a glimpse into the past:   Who knew Archduke Ferdinand and the Spanish Flu could have such influence on the history of central heating and the use of radiators in home heating... take a look at this article on Heating Help.com entitled Metal Pai...

Design Management Group is proud to be the engineering firm awarded the privilege and the challenge of collaborating with Alloy5 Architects to bring to life the new Dallas Intermediate School to the Dallas School District.  As a local firm with ties to the Dallas commu...

The Environmental Working Group (EWG), an independent advocacy group based in Washington, D.C., that's focused on public health and environmental issues, has published a Tap Water Data Base allowing you to see the what the contaminants are in our drinking water and the...

The future of A/C....

Date:

August 5, 2019

Source:

University at Buffalo

Engineers have designed a new system to help cool buildings in crowded metro areas without consuming electricity.  This is an important innovation as cities learn ways to adapt to climate changes. The...