This is the second construction progress update for one of our lake house projects designed by Bonin Architects and built by North Branch Construction. Framing on the project is nearing completion, and some… Read More »
Framing is underway for this Nashua Multifamily project! The team was excited to get out on site this week to see the framing for building A which has quickly progressed… Read More »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
Heat pump technology has improved significantly in recent years and is becoming a popular solution for new heating and cooling systems. The nature of a heat pump system allows flexibility… 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 »
One element of properly creating load path connections is installing a hurricane tie. Hurricane ties secure the roof connections to the ceiling joists and/or exterior walls which keeps the roof… Read More »
In our opinion, successful projects are built on careful planning and effective communication. A powerful in successful projects is construction mockups. Think of a mockup a prototype of a project… Read More »