Indoor Chemical and Pollutant Source Control

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Manage the entry and spread of pollutants by doing all of the following: 1) install permanent entryway track-off systems; 2) exhaust spaces with hazardous gases or chemicals directly to the outdoors; 3) replace air-handler filters just before occupancy with super-high efficiency filters; 4) provide containment drains to control hazardous liquids wherever they are used.

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PRODUCTS

By CSI Division, Section

• 04: Masonry (1 Sections, 1 Products)
• 07: Thermal and Moisture Protection (2 Sections, 2 Products)
• 10: Specialties (1 Sections, 4 Products)
• 12: Furnishings (3 Sections, 8 Products)
• 14: Conveying Equipment (1 Sections, 1 Products)
• 23: Heating, Ventilating, and Air-Conditioning (HVAC) (1 Sections, 1 Products)

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CASE STUDIES

20 River Terrace – The Solaire (360,000 sq. feet) (33,000 sq. meters) Multi-unit residential 221 Molalla (34,000 sq. feet) (3,200 sq. meters) Retail, Commercial office 30 Hudson Street (1,600,000 sq. feet) (140,000 sq. meters) Commercial office Alberici Corporate Headquarters (110,000 sq. feet) (10,000 sq. meters) Commercial office Alcyone (200,000 sq. feet) (19,000 sq. meters) Restaurant, Multi-unit residential

20 River Terrace – The Solaire The Solaire at 20 River Terrace is a 27-story, 293-unit, glass-and-brick residential tower in Batter...

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