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As the price of energy rises, architects, engineers, and especially building owners are becoming increasingly aware of energy consumption. Once
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As the price of energy rises, architects, engineers, and especially building owners are becoming increasingly aware of energy consumption. Once
The first step in preparing for the LEED Certification process on a building project is the formation of the LEED
Our website says that we are growing and that is no lie. EVstudio is always seeking exceptional professionals in architecture,
A great benefit to have a PV system in Colorado is net-metering. Since most modern meters can accurately record electricity flows in
When replacing a light bulb, its helpful to know a bit more about it. In addition to knowing the voltage,
Electrical Panel Locations Often during the schematic design process, the question comes up from time to time regarding acceptable locations
There are several design requirements that must be met in order to provide a transformer room within the building for
In a traditional design/bid/build project delivery the architect hires the engineers and the engineering drawings are part of the bid
In EVstudio’s structural engineering practice this question comes up almost every week. In contemporary construction, a ufer is a concrete
In my last post on nested tags I went into detail on how to connect and nest a label object within
Often, when creating a family in Revit, such as an electrical switch or receptacle, there are a number of varieties
Our office recently participated in a lunch and learn featuring Solatube Tubular Daylighting Devices hosted by Scott Beckman of SolarGreen.
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