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Five Types of Structural Systems in High Rise Buildings

by Chris Jackson | Sep 1, 2020
Commercial | Markets

It is important for high-rise buildings to have structural systems or structural frames, which are the assembly of interrelated or interdependent elements that forms a complex structure. Here are a few common systems in commercial construction.

COVID-19’s Impact on Restroom Design

by Klaus Reichardt | Aug 29, 2020
Commercial | Markets

COVID-19-related regulations may require that restrooms be designed to reduce congregating and provide more distancing and space. Nothing will be the same, including restrooms.

Why Garbage Chutes Are a Must in Apartments

by Erich Lawson | Aug 25, 2020
Commercial | Markets | Multifamily

High-rise buildings are home to many people who collectively produce tons of waste every day. For such structures, it is essential to have a proper garbage disposal facility in place.

Office Design Strategies in a Pandemic Environment

by Emily Waldenmeyer, Michael Kaiser, Nate Echtenkamp | Aug 21, 2020
Commercial | Markets

Now is the time to create and implement new and improved designs for office buildings that will provide safe, healthy and worry-free work environments.

Innovative Strategies for LEED Certification in Green Building

by Ruben Mejia | Aug 5, 2020
Commercial | Manufacturing | Markets

As construction firms embrace sustainable practices to deliver healthier and more energy and resource efficient projects, they can leverage new strategies to achieve LEED certification.

Comparing the Cost of a Gut Renovation Versus New Construction

by Chris Jackson | Jul 13, 2020
Commercial | Markets | Project Management

The costs of a gut renovation and new construction must be taken into consideration before planning begins. It is important to know which factors affect the cost and to weigh the benefits of each option.

Three Reasons to Focus on Commercial Exterior Maintenance Services

by Chris Jackson | Jun 10, 2020
Business Development | Commercial | Markets

First impressions and curb appeal are important for showing customers that business owners care and are committed to giving a quality experience. Commercial businesses must provide a good impression to customers and guests through their exteriors.

Get on the Path to Healthy Buildings With LEED

The purpose of LEED certification is simple: It’s a mechanism for creating the best and healthiest built environments for occupants. With a little planning and a commitment to doing the right thing, builders will put themselves on the path to successfully reaching certification.

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Five Types of Structural Systems in High Rise Buildings

COVID-19’s Impact on Restroom Design

Why Garbage Chutes Are a Must in Apartments

Office Design Strategies in a Pandemic Environment

Innovative Strategies for LEED Certification in Green Building

Comparing the Cost of a Gut Renovation Versus New Construction

Three Reasons to Focus on Commercial Exterior Maintenance Services

Get on the Path to Healthy Buildings With LEED

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