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In the last several months, I’ve had many questions about what constitutes a “restrained” concrete member, and what constitutes an

My Post–Tension elevator speech is pretty well rehearsed at this point: “We drape steel cables — tendons — in the

Prologue: EVstudio has designed several apartment/condo buildings recently, and all of them have one thing in common. That’s right! Each

Prologue: EVstudio has designed several apartment/condo buildings recently, and all of them have one thing in common. That’s right! Each

So picture it, you, the ultimate DIYer — Soon-To-Be proud homeowner of your own house. Maybe you have your perfect

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Last month, I wrote a blog post about things you can’t fix with duct tape — specifically, post-tension tendon sheathing.

Good day! Your usual post–tension maniac here, with more exciting information on post-tensioning! A few months ago, I mentioned that

As all architects and engineers using Revit know, the out of box settings are rarely what you need to produce

Recently, we’ve had a few projects where our post-tension elongations came up longer than expected. As you’ll recall from my

EVstudio was hired to produce full sets of structural plans for several Oakwood homes, including “The Granby” house located in

I was reading an interesting poll on gostructural.com about how many structural engineers use BIM on their projects. One poll

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