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Second in a three part Dark Sky series “Darkness is as essential to our biological welfare, to our internal clockwork,

As all architects and engineers using Revit know, the out of box settings are rarely what you need to produce

Last month, I discussed the exciting potential of self-healing concrete to reduce global carbon emission and reduce the enormous cost

Construction started last month on the new City of Liberty Hill administration building which is being building on an infill

Coming from Oklahoma, I know bad roads. Our largely expansive soils and icy winters cause our asphalt pavements to look

Recently, we’ve had a few projects where our post-tension elongations came up longer than expected. As you’ll recall from my

Fly ash is becoming more popular as a substitute for cement in concrete. The Federal government has been allowing and

When starting out in photography, one might think that buying an expensive camera is the first step, but I have

The urban landscape can be a complicated environment for a successful landscape. Variables of vegetation forms, types, tolerances and aesthetics

Mixed use buildings are ones that usually house commercial spaces on the first floor (the public zone), and residential above.

Part of the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is to provide better environments for building occupants. Something we

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