The Building Envelope and Energy Savings
The building envelope consists of three main elements: the roof, the walls, and the foundation. The main concerns we have
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The building envelope consists of three main elements: the roof, the walls, and the foundation. The main concerns we have

At this point, I think it’s fair to say that I’m a proponent of post-tensioned structures. I’ve found that they
F Rating, T Rating? What? Fire rated assemblies are complicated enough but it is equally important to make sure that
There is a common misconception about the “Maximum” Occupant Load table in the International Building Code. This table list the

Electrical Panel Locations Often during the schematic design process, the question comes up from time to time regarding acceptable locations
We are all familiar with the typical rebar used in concrete reinforcement applications, but many have never heard of Helix
Spiral staircases may be an option for your residential applications where you can’t fit a conventional staircase. These are the
First in a three part Dark Sky series As we round the corner into a new year, many of us
The 2006 International Building Code dictates the rules for ramps used in commercial buildings. The rules apply to most ramps
The 2006 International Building Code requires drinking fountains in all occupancies except dwelling units and and sleeping units. This section
Understanding MSE Walls: A Cost-Effective Retaining Wall Solution In site development and land planning, earth retention plays a critical role
We just recently completed another SIPs design for a single family home in Colorado. Along the way, we came across some