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Local Law 97- How We Can help
Local Law 97 - How We Can Help If you're a building owner in New York City, you're almost certainly aware of Local Law 97 (LL97) passed in April 2019 as part of the mayor's Green New Deal and aimed at helping make the nation's largest city carbon-neutral by 2050. The...
Green Building: 5 Business-Critical Reasons for Your Buildings to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
In the last few years, there has been a massive shift in how buildings are designed and constructed. With more focus being placed on sustainability and energy efficiency than ever before, building owners need to make sure they incorporate design elements that reduce...
The Effects of Daylighting for a Building Occupant
The Effects of Daylighting for a Building Occupant Everybody can feel a big difference between working in a room without windows that rely on artificial lighting versus a room with access to ample natural daylighting. Nevertheless, it is usually more than a 'feeling'....
Do YOU Really Want Change?
A Challenge Within the Industry I have been in the architectural window and curtain wall industry for almost 40 years and for the last 5 of those years I have focused almost exclusively on designs that involve improved thermal performance. Why have I done this?...
The History of FreMarq – Todd Frederick
FreMarq History- By Owner/President Todd Frederick Like so many others in the aluminum curtain wall and window industry, once you are in, you tend to stay. I started in 1982, which doesn't seem like it, but that was 39 years ago. I started as a draftsman for a great...
Growing Vegetables to Offset Greenhouse Gasses
Our Greenhouse Initiative Anthony, Josh, and Adam, (members of our FreMarq team) have been working hard to get 2 greenhouses put together for this year's vegetable season.Currently, we provide lunch to our entire team each work day to ensure they have the energy...
Why was FreMarq Created?
The reason for wanting change. For the previous 6 years or so leading up to 2015, I had noticed a shift in the industry regarding thermal performance. There was a growing demand to improve the overall performance of the building and of course windows and curtain wall...