HYBRID HEATING SYSTEMS
One of my favorite seminars of my professional life was by a Boston based Mechanical Engineer. The topic was how to size a replacement heating/cooling system for an existing building. … Read More »
Team Engineering Blog
Victorian Home Renovation
Team had the pleasure of working on a large-scale renovation of a historic Victorian home. Homes of this style and age can be found all over New England. They have… Read More »
Dan Martel elected to Structural Engineers of New Hampshire Board of Directors
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 »
Five-Story Multi-Family Building Continuous Anchor Tie-Down System
Framing of a five-story, wood-framed apartment building is Nashua is nearly complete. Lately the framers have been installing the continuous anchor tie-down system. The wind and seismic loads on this… Read More »
Aging Decks
Rear decks offer a convenient outdoor space to many of us. There are many ways to enjoy this space, a morning coffee, a meal with family and friends, or an… Read More »
Welcome Ali
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 »
Epoxy Anchors
Epoxy anchors are the strongest and the most common chemical anchors in construction. Epoxy anchors are better than vinylester and polyester anchors for use on various surfaces, including concrete, masonry,… Read More »
Winnipesaukee Lakehouse Construction Update
Last summer, Team Engineering got the opportunity to design the structure for a beautiful new construction lakehouse and boathouse designed by Bonin Architects. The house is characterized by a wide-open… Read More »
Reserve Study in Construction
It is a matter of time before the significant components of your building envelope, such as the roof or siding, will deteriorate to the point that they are unable to… Read More »
Window Wells
The International Residential Code (IRC), section 310 specifies requirements for basement egress and rescue openings. (IRC) 310.1 Emergency escape and rescue opening required Basements, habitable attics and every sleeping room… Read More »