MODERN AIRPORT RENOVATION: MANAGING CONSTRUCTION IN ACTIVE TERMINALS WITH TEMPORARY WALLS
Managing construction and renovations in active airport terminals presents a unique operational challenge: upgrading infrastructure must happen without pausing flights, compromising security, or disrupting passenger flow. Uncontained dust, excessive construction noise, and visual clutter directly threaten passenger satisfaction and facility navigation. To modernize terminal spaces efficiently, facility managers and general contractors are increasingly replacing traditional drywall and plastic sheeting construction containment with reusable modular wall systems.
PROTECTING CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTS: ANTEROOMS IN HEALTHCARE CONSTRUCTION AND INFECTION CONTROL
Contaminants can become airborne from dust and debris created or disturbed through construction and renovations in the facility, and pathogens can spread during outbreaks of infectious diseases. One of the quickest and easiest ways to contain the spread of these potentially harmful particles is by deploying an anteroom.
MORE THAN JUST WALLS: REDEFINING DATA CENTER CONTAINMENT
Routine maintenance and active construction threaten operations in mission-critical environments. Traditional containment materials like drywall can introduce hazardous dust, block critical server cooling paths, and risk inadvertent downtime. Safe data enter maintenance requires an integrated containment strategy built on three pillars: CONTAIN, PRESSURIZE, MONITOR. Using a purpose-built containment system eliminates dangerous particles by using advanced barriers, actively captures airborne dust and debris with high-CFM air scrubbers, and ensures continuous airflow integrity via portable differential pressure monitors.