Temperature Control in Buildings – What is the Minimum Heat Level Required in the Building Code?
Both the International Building Code and the International Residential Code have requirements for maintaining a minimum temperature in buildings. They
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Both the International Building Code and the International Residential Code have requirements for maintaining a minimum temperature in buildings. They
In EVstudio’s structural engineering practice this question comes up almost every week. In contemporary construction, a ufer is a concrete
There are many situations were it may become necessary to attach a timber ledger to a concrete wall. It is
Handrail extensions are required for all commercial stairs. Handrails should return to a wall, guardrail or walking surface, or should
EVstudio was asked to help a new client determine if the existing structure can support a new heavier mechanical unit
Under the International Building Code, fire doors and swinging pairs of fire doors must be provided with an active bolt
We do a large amount of design work in the medical sector and are often called upon to do a
When designing single family dwelling units, it’s important to remember the fire separation distance requirements. Fire separation distance is measured
Contractors, Owners and Designers should be aware that the City of Arvada has five different wind zones of varying intensity.
This week the Department of Local Affairs (DORA) Civil Rights Division offered one of four free lectures on Fair Housing, Accessibility
Tired of all the holdown straps? You can eliminate many of the metal holdown straps from the upper floor wall
Electrical fires and accidental electrocutions are very real hazards inside homes and buildings. Thankfully technology and building codes are advancing
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