A podium apartment building is really two buildings stacked on top of each other. The concrete parking structure below follows one set of rules, and the wood or light-gauge framing above follows another. Where those two meet, a small layout … Continue reading →
Construction tolerance surveys keep a large warehouse from drifting out of the square as it rises. These buildings run on long grid lines, sometimes hundreds of feet from one column row to the next, and small layout errors grow across … Continue reading →
Expanding a working industrial site is not the same as building on open land. Trucks keep moving, equipment keeps running, and the new work has to fit into a space that was never designed with future growth in mind. A … Continue reading →