Continuous insulation code requirements, and its elected use, are ever increasing. Continuous insulation advantages are proven – it significantly reduces thermal bridging, particularly with repetitive framing like roof rafters and… 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 »
Traditional details for attaching wood floor framing to foundation walls are proven and well-accepted. We’ve encountered many situations that require custom and creative approaches that are also practical and buildable.… Read More »
This treehouse project started with my toddler’s passion for ceiling fans and slides. Yes, kind of weird, but also, he’s four years old. Having a house with central air conditioning,… Read More »
Recently a client came to us for a structural consultation concerning a noticeable gap in the floorboards of their home. Upon further inspection of the floor joists and beams below,… Read More »
Team Engineering collaborated with Dube’s General Contracting to help bring this homeowner’s sunroom vision to life. We maintained the existing floor framing and footprint of the existing back porch and… Read More »
With the summer temperatures seeming to get higher every year, these homeowners wanted a new pool to cool off with their kids and family. An in-ground pool proved to be… Read More »
Our friends at the amazing Chapman Construction (https://www.chap-con.com/) introduced us to the equally amazing Mass Audubon (https://www.massaudubon.org/) last year. Since then, we’ve done a variety of projects for them and… Read More »
We’ve had the pleasure of designing small but complicated portions of the newest buildings at the Market & Main development down the street in Bedford. As the structural engineer on… Read More »
Team Engineering collaborated with Dube’s General Contracting to add a second floor to an existing garage. The homeowner wanted to create more space for their children’s rooms, an open office… Read More »