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As COVID-19 has spread throughout the world, many of us in the building design industry have been acutely aware of
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As COVID-19 has spread throughout the world, many of us in the building design industry have been acutely aware of

Even as we work through these uncertain times A/E firms must still present to our project stakeholders. Thankfully with technology,

As mechanical, electrical and plumbing designers it is our responsibility to grasp the implications to HVAC systems when situations like

Ten West Greeley Apartments is an apartment complex within the City Center West’s master-planned community. The property will feature 264-unit

What is the Green building Ordinance and how it will affect your project? On November 2, 2018, a Green

Code Change Alert: Colorado, Jefferson County Jefferson County Colorado Appendix Z – Special Building Construction Regulations in Wildfire Zone 1

It all started a few months ago when I bought a house, an older gentleman’s house to be exact. The
In the last several months, I’ve had many questions about what constitutes a “restrained” concrete member, and what constitutes an
Every so often, a building will be in the works and the question of fire standpipes comes up. When I
Enclosed attic spaces for buildings that fall under the IBC are required to be ventilated. These spaces are formed where
A short time ago, I was given the opportunity to visit the manufacturing facility and headquarters of Weil Pump Company.
When we put together plans for small projects people often ask “why are you putting in a drinking fountain and