To seamlessly blend indoor and outdoor spaces, architects often specify luxurious glazing fixtures. These include large windows, often floor-to-ceiling heights that have little- to no-mullions. Some also being operatable, such… Read More »
We’ve observed thousands of buildings with the goal of assessing, reusing, modifying, and improving them. Foundations, we argue, are the most important part of the building’s long-term performance. We’ve creatively… Read More »
Older New England buildings often lack the lateral force resisting structure to meet modern loading requirements, making them difficult and costly to repurpose when the Code requires improvements. We’ve been… Read More »
Traditional details for attaching wood floor framing to foundation walls are proven and well-accepted. We’ve encountered many situations that require custom and creative approaches that are also practical and buildable.… Read More »
This treehouse project started with my toddler’s passion for ceiling fans and slides. Yes, kind of weird, but also, he’s four years old. Having a house with central air conditioning,… Read More »
This home is an original Royal Barry Wills design sited on the outskirts of Mount Monadnock. True to his style from the mid 1900’s, it embodied the Cape Cod Revival… Read More »
With the summer temperatures seeming to get higher every year, these homeowners wanted a new pool to cool off with their kids and family. An in-ground pool proved to be… Read More »
This magnificent home is the creation of JAD Design Group and built by Robert W. Gray Construction. Of course, we had the role of structural engineer. Although large, this 6,000sf… Read More »
Hi everyone, My name is Ali McNamara, and I am the newest member of Team Engineering. I am fascinated by the boundless possibilities of the built environment and the large-scale… Read More »
In our opinion, successful projects are built on careful planning and effective communication. A powerful in successful projects is construction mockups. Think of a mockup a prototype of a project… Read More »