Three of our Team members participated in the American Institute of Architects (AIA) construction tours of the new Oyster River Middle School building in Durham NH over the last year. This building is a result of a massive design and construction effort, coordinated by Lavallee Brensinger Architects. What stands out most to us at Team… Read More »
In June, Team Engineering had our second fun day of the year! We ventured to Take Flight Aerial Adventure in Kittery, Maine. We enjoyed a morning of climbing through the multi-level course, challenging ourselves and cheering for each other. One highlight of the adventure was a giant rope swing starting with a free fall from… Read More »
A benefit of living in a condominium community is that you don’t have to worry about property maintenance. Someone else mows the lawn, trims the shrubs, and paints the building. Ultimately, someone must be responsible for ensuring that these sorts of actions taken place for the multitude of property aspects such as the site, buildings,… Read More »
Team Engineering is proud to welcome Morgan Daley to our incredible staff of engineers! Morgan recently moved to Concord, NH, from her hometown, Norfolk, CT, to join us at Team. Morgan completed her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in civil engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in Troy, NY, and received her E.I.T license in early… Read More »
Team Engineering is excited and proud to see the completion of the multi-family apartment on Palms Street in Nashua, NH! This three-story, 6-family residential apartment was a fun architectural and structural design to add to our design portfolio. The building’s design considered accessible units on the lower floors, concrete foundations, engineered wood floor joists, and… Read More »
A few members of Team Engineering recently had the opportunity to attend a specialized training on braced wall requirements for residential buildings. This conference was held by the New Hampshire Home Builder’s association and allowed us, along with many local contractors, to expand our understanding of braced walls. Braced wall requirements are relatively newer to… Read More »
In the construction industry, we often need to connect one thing to another. The kind of fastener or anchor you need for every connection depends on a few different variables: The base The element we want to connect to the base The loads this connection will be subject to The length of the fastener or… Read More »
The main goal of a steel moment frame is to resist lateral load, such as wind or seismic, that often calls side sway or racking. These types of structures are more common in commercial and industrial buildings and less in residential buildings, but not unheard of. The framing for residential buildings is often wood framed… Read More »
On the path to becoming a licensed Professional Engineer (PE), most people must first obtain their Engineer-in-Training (EIT) Certification. We are happy to report that Team Engineering has 2 new EITs in the office, Olivia Caron and Jeff Trovato! The EIT certification is a step along the way to an engineering licensure—it signifies that someone… Read More »
It’s my dream to have a peaceful spot near water to rest my feet. The New Hampshire landscape offers opportunities not found elsewhere in the world for this dream. Our waters are clean enough to swim. There is wildlife, …., and blueberries. New Hampshire State shoreline permit requirements and municipal ordinances were created to preserve… Read More »
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