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 »
Forced‑air HVAC systems remain a common choice for residential heating and cooling due to their flexibility and compatibility with a wide range of energy sources, including electric air source heat… Read More »
Helical piles are an advantageous alternative to traditional frost-protected concrete foundation walls, in the right conditions. We’ve encountered them often in the last few years as their benefits have become… Read More »
Designing roof framing for new buildings is relatively easy. Most of our architect clients already have a solid vision of the basic materials, methods and layout. Our job is to… Read More »
Structural steel is key to unlocking the full potential of modern home design. Recently, Team Engineering has had the privilege of providing structural designs for several exceptional homes, showcasing the… Read More »
While elevated residential garages with usable spaces below are popular, constructing high performing and durable structural floor systems is challenging. Our two favorites are prestressed concrete planks and corrugated metal… 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 »
In today’s fast-paced construction environment, efficiency, precision, and coordination are critical. Structural engineering firms are increasingly adopting 3D structural modeling to streamline processes and deliver high-quality projects within tight deadlines.… Read More »
The demand for efficient and sustainable heating and cooling technologies is ever increasing. Heat pump technology is continuously advancing to answer this demand by providing energy-efficient and low carbon emission… Read More »
We’ve encountered many wood-framed buildings, particularly high-end New England residences with supreme views, that require special consideration of framing their gable-shaped end walls. We often utilize steel moment/portal frames to… Read More »