Construction Archives - Page 12 of 19

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

The 6-unit Mount Air Townhomes in Lakewood are in the early stages of framing. This development will consist of 2

The builder for the Haley Residence we designed in Evergreen is using Insulfoam R-Tech for the under-slab insulation. Insulfoam R-Tech is

A helical anchor/pile is a segmented deep foundation system with helical bearing plates welded to a central steel shaft. Once

One thing that is often overlooked by civil engineers (or many engineers/architects for that matter) is the design component of

Contractors, Owners and Designers should be aware that the City of Arvada has five different wind zones of varying intensity.

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