Metal Framing - Articles - Page 54

Puget Sound Energy Service Center Renovated

The Challenge

Jason Peace

October 1, 2017

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Revitalizing and expanding a structure more than four decades old and almost tripling the square footage.

Six-story building undergoes seismic testing on shake table

Shaked and Baked but Still Standing

Don Pilz Jeff Elliot

September 27, 2017

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A look into how steel stud framed buildings held up in storms over wood and even concrete.

Arizona's Newly Insulation Dairy

Arizona's New State-of-the-Art Dairy

Doug Kramer

September 1, 2017

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Insulation’s direct link to increased milk production.

PCI's Strong Performance in Portland

John Wyatt

September 1, 2017

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PCI's Portland interior branch strives to be the leader in innovation through high-profile projects utilizing BIM and cutting-edge carpentry.

Flood Mitigation in New York’s Whitney Museum Design

Scott Newman

August 1, 2017

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New York’s Whitney Museum is situated near water, so the design had to ensure levels wouldn’t flood the priceless facility and its works.

Construction Costs Increase at Slower Pace in May But Up for Seventh Straight Month

May 26, 2017

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While prices are expected to continue to drop through Q3, upside risk lies in "Buy American" provision for pipelines, which may produce supply shortages.

COAA Honors Waiward Steel for Safety

May 22, 2017

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Waiward Steel LP was recognized at the Construction Owners Association of Alberta’s Best Practices Conference in Edmonton on May 9.

Precision Measuring Instrumentation

Larry Trojak

May 1, 2017

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Total Station helps Rochester-area firm improve layout facet of its operation and move toward BIM.

Sound Wall Forensics: Sound Testing in Multi-Housing Projects

There’s more to sound testing then contractors know—and it goes beyond third party testing.

Don Pilz

Steven J. Orfield

April 1, 2017

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Designing sound walls for multi-housing projects can be complex, especially when dealing with the problems of user satisfaction.

Addressing Continuous Insulation: Minimizing Thermal Bridges in CI

Keep the “C” in CI: How to minimize thermal bridges in continuous insulation when fastening cladding.

MacGregor Pierce

April 1, 2017

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Given the growing adoption of rigorous energy codes, most wall professionals have encountered the need to use continuous insulation in commercial buildings.

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Puget Sound Energy Service Center Renovated

Six-story building undergoes seismic testing on shake table

Arizona's Newly Insulation Dairy

PCI's Strong Performance in Portland

Flood Mitigation in New York’s Whitney Museum Design

Construction Costs Increase at Slower Pace in May But Up for Seventh Straight Month

COAA Honors Waiward Steel for Safety

Precision Measuring Instrumentation

Sound Wall Forensics: Sound Testing in Multi-Housing Projects

Addressing Continuous Insulation: Minimizing Thermal Bridges in CI

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