Articles Tagged with ''masonry''

This architect combines critical thinking and attention to detail to drive the success of all projects, including his recent dazzling field house additions to four Southwest Chicago high schools that comprise Bremen High School District 228.

Whether you attended the World of Concrete 2021 live event in June in Las Vegas, or were unable to make it due to global travel restrictions, budget, or work-related restrictions, this August, you can RECONNECT with WOC’s world-class education, virtually meet with leading-industry suppliers, and continue to build your network of peers, all from the comfort of your home or office.  

World of Concrete 2021 concluded its 46th edition with a very strong event for the concrete & masonry industries. 

Simpson Strong-Tie introduced the 44-oz. CSS-CUCF44F easy-to-saturate carbon FRP fabric to its family of Composite Strengthening Systems for the structural reinforcement and strengthening of concrete, masonry, and timber structures.

SPEC MIX, LLC has officially announced that the world’s largest and most prestigious masonry competition, the SPEC MIX BRICKLAYER 500, will hold its World Championship on Wednesday, June 9th, 2021 at the World of Concrete in Las Vegas. 

Each magnificent building’s ornate design is hand-hewn with an artisan’s precision and placed by skilled stone masons. From the distant past to our current modern era, the practice of building with stone continues, each structure reflective of the decade’s architecture.

In 2020, Will County opened the EMA facility. The building is constructed using Echelon’s InsulTech System, which had recently been used successfully on another County project.

2020 proved to be a challenging year, but with a lot of planning and hard work the SPEC MIX BRICKLAYER 500 Regional Series went into the record books as a success.

Parksite, is pleased to announce the market expansion of Versetta Stone mortarless stone veneer out of its Lakeland, FL location, providing coverage throughout the state of Florida.

Self-Erecting tower cranes are changing the nature of residential homebuilding projects across North America.