Throughout the years, Team Engineering’s focus has been structural engineering with a strong growth in mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) designs. It is only natural that clients have asked us to help assist in their architectural designs and become a comprehensive building design firm. With our architectural designs, we service homeowners and building professionals in… 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 contractor chose LP Flameblock sheathing for the exterior assembly to meet structural shear wall strength and fire barrier requirements. 2×4 metal plate connected wood trusses… Read More »
Team Engineering is honored to have been awarded this year’s Cornerstone Award for Transformative Renovation with our project The Claborn Residence. This modest Moultonborough camp has now become a gorgeous lake home and we are ecstatic that we got to be a part of the process. This was an amazing project to be a part… Read More »
Winners never quit, and quitters never win, right?! Mr. Chris Emond of the Boys and Girls Club of Central New Hampshire is clearly not a quitter. The old Penacook Community Center shown above was a fantastic facility for decades. I’m sure thousands of people have great memories of this facility. I’m equally sure that many… Read More »
Team Engineering is excited to share that we have increased our capabilities in 3D rendering using Enscape. We have previously offered exterior architectural renderings that we produced using Revit. We had selectively offered Enscape for large-scale architectural projects up to this point. Having, however, recently added our new hire, William Fitzpatrick, we are now able… Read More »
There is a certain style that the homes of New England often trend toward. Through material availability, local living conditions, and many other factors, these homes have a commonality that has evolved through the ages. Often, we see Cottage-, Colonial-, and Cape-style homes that reflect typical New England living. It’s not every day we… Read More »
A charette is an intense period of planning or design effort. Don’t let the obscure vocabulary scare you off. It really just means a collaborative design process. A group brainstorming session. A time when all parties can come together to discuss big-picture goals, design criteria, and other critical aspects of the process. I remember brainstorming… 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, employ a modern, continuous anchor tie-down system to keep the building grounded when facing lateral loads from wind and earthquakes. The system takes the place… Read More »
Due to its cost-effectiveness, material-use efficiency, sustainability, and availability of labor and materials, wood light-frame construction is the go-to framing choice for single-family or multifamily homes and commercial buildings. Multi-story wood light-frame buildings have become more common in the construction industry up to mid-rise buildings. One of the structural design challenges for mid-rise wood light-frame… Read More »
Team Engineering completed the architectural and structural design of a farmer’s porch addition to a colonial home. The porch construction was completed by Dube’s General Contracting, a frequent collaborator with Team Engineering. Dube’s General Contracting often gets involved early in the project planning process to enhance the communication between the engineer and contractor to ensure… Read More »
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