Engineering Archives - Page 11 of 16

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

We are Thrilled to announce that EVstudio was named First Runner Up for Best Architecture Firm in Colorado Business Magazine’s

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,

In addition to the interior remodel we completed for the University of Denver, we also upgraded an unused exterior patio

Those of you who regularly follow our blog, you’ve seen me post a couple of times about the Denver neighborhood

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.

You read that right, steel fans — the MC12x14.3 will be available in the Denver market some time in September

A couple of weeks ago, I visited a site where they were laying out their first post-tension elevated deck pour.

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