Window and Door Safety Glazing at Hazardous Locations – Where You Need Tempered Glass
The International Residential Code and the International Building Code each have a list of hazardous locations where you needs safety
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The International Residential Code and the International Building Code each have a list of hazardous locations where you needs safety
Time to start looking at the new changes coming from the upcoming ICC codes for buildings in 2012! Sill height is
Handrail extensions are required for all commercial stairs. Handrails should return to a wall, guardrail or walking surface, or should
Our 190 unit multi-family project in Lone Tree, Colorado is at roughly the 2/3 point of its 16-17 month construction
Our office recently participated in a lunch and learn featuring Solatube Tubular Daylighting Devices hosted by Scott Beckman of SolarGreen.
EVstudio was asked to help a new client determine if the existing structure can support a new heavier mechanical unit
EVstudio worked with Central Texas College (CTC), various contractors, local suppliers and students on their Green Umbrella Project also known
A couple of weekends ago, my colleague and I decided to climb Longs Peak together. For my colleague, Kellie, this
Under the International Building Code, fire doors and swinging pairs of fire doors must be provided with an active bolt
Ovation, previously referred to as Commonwealth Heights is moving along quite quickly. Building 1 is scheduled to be turned over
Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL) is a manufactured structural wood product that is utilized when the strength requirements of a timber
Our very own Anthony J. Ries, AIA, LEED BD+C and Lisa A. Barter, RA, NCIDQ, LEED AP were recently interviewed for