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Our 190 unit multi-family project in Lone Tree, Colorado is at roughly the 2/3 point of its 16-17 month construction

I received a question from a reader of EVstudio.info. He asked: “Does it cost more to build two stories vs

As an architect, I interview with new and potential clients almost every day. If they do choose to work with

Please check out this blog (www.ourcountryhouse.com) by one of our clients which has been chronicling the progress of the construction

Weyerhaeuser Parallam Plus lumber uses Wolman brand preservative to extend the service life of timber beams in weather exposed applications.

In order to identify the basic information about the rebar that is delivered to a jobsite, it is important to

Years ago, the inimitable Jim Houlette wrote a post about deicers and the life of your concrete. Over the last

Recently, the Boston Society of Architects (BSA) agreed to host “Bigger than a Breadbox, Smaller than a Building“, an exhibition

All Contractors should be intimately familiar with Steel Reinforcing Bar (Rebar) grades and sizes. With materials coming from all over

Recently, a gentleman got in touch with me about adding a safe to his home. When he selected a model,

The 2006 International Building Code calls out the tolerance for how consistent each stair tread and riser needs to be

Last week I was in Lone Tree and stopped to take a couple quick photos of our Commonwealth Multifamily

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