Metal Building Systems are understandably popular. We’ve seen them economically meet project requirements for long spans and limiting the number of interior columns. They make great sense in buildings used… Read More »
Continuous insulation code requirements, and its elected use, are ever increasing. Continuous insulation advantages are proven – it significantly reduces thermal bridging, particularly with repetitive framing like roof rafters and… Read More »
We’ve had the pleasure of designing small but complicated portions of the newest buildings at the Market & Main development down the street in Bedford. As the structural engineer on… Read More »
Elected by the members in May, Team Engineering’s President Dan Martel recently began serving on the Structural Engineers of New Hampshire (SENH) Board of Directors. The term is 6 years,… Read More »
We enjoyed the challenge of designing the concrete foundations for an arched canopy structure for a nearby recycling facility. The facility will use heavy equipment, including dump trucks and loaders,… Read More »
Construction continues on the five-story, wood-framed apartment building we recently designed. Modular wood wall panels, 4×2 wood floor trusses, and 4×2 wood roof trusses facilitated a speedy framing process. The… Read More »
Construction of a five-story, multi-family, wood-framed building is underway in Nashua. We are the structural engineers of record and designed the building using largely traditional wood framing. We did, however,… Read More »
We had the pleasure of helping a new nano brewery in Milford, NH, Ogie Brewing, come to life by designing structural improvements so the building could support the brewing equipment. … Read More »
We recently performed structural design for the renovation of a historic building to be used as apartments. Floor space was at a premium, and 2×4 bearing walls were used in… Read More »
Creating a continuous load path is a fundamental principle of structural engineering. In steel construction, steel columns are often spliced in the field to be continuous for the entire height… Read More »