Window Sill Requirements for ICC Changing in 2012
Time to start looking at the new changes coming from the upcoming ICC codes for buildings in 2012! Sill height is
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Time to start looking at the new changes coming from the upcoming ICC codes for buildings in 2012! Sill height is
Last week, I wrote a post about ways post-tensioners protect tendons from corrosion. As part of that article, I mentioned
Handrail extensions are required for all commercial stairs. Handrails should return to a wall, guardrail or walking surface, or should
The concrete that is used today typically consists of five materials; air, Portland cement, gravel and crushed stone, sand, and
Another efficient learning tool for designers to use is a new software called Dynamo. Dynamo, created by AutoDesk, can be
While lateral load requirements have been a part of the International Residential Code since it’s inception, until recently, an actual
The recent LIGHTFair International (LFI) in Las Vegas, the world’s largest architectural and commercial lighting trade show, reported record breaking attendance
Our office recently participated in a lunch and learn featuring Solatube Tubular Daylighting Devices hosted by Scott Beckman of SolarGreen.
Recently, one of our single family home clients asked me to review two window quotes they received, one from Windsor
Under the International Building Code, fire doors and swinging pairs of fire doors must be provided with an active bolt
Please check out this blog (www.ourcountryhouse.com) by one of our clients which has been chronicling the progress of the construction
Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL) is a manufactured structural wood product that is utilized when the strength requirements of a timber