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- No Surprise! Fall Home Starts Are Down, Like Usual! by Gavin J King
The AP would love to cry wolf and say that because new home starts are down, that we are headed for another catastrophic downturn. I am not saying this is a certain untruth, but it is not necessarily accurate. Every fall the housing starts go down and as any real estate professional can tell you, from Halloween to New Years is almost a mandatory vacation... - Environmental Impact Assessment - Do the Regulations Apply to Your Project? by Paul Giesberg
The environmental impact regulations describe mandate that certain real estate development projects need to undergo an environmental impact assessment. Not all real estate development projects are covered by the regulations. - Toilet Partitioning For Commercial Construction by Matt McAuliffe
A lot of different companies have to come together when designing and making Commercial Buildings. They all have to be able to work together and around one another to get the job done right and on time. It is a great responsibility for the Construction Manager to get everyone in at the right time and finish at the right time. - The Range of Architectural Ironmongery Available For Commercial Properties by Paul J Coleman
Constructing an infrastructure is a great task, be it a house or any other commercial property such as hospitals, schools or other private offices. People put in great effort to use the best stuff in the construction of their infrastructure. They also put in all the items for finishing the infrastructure to give it a perfect look. - Advantages of Steel Building Construction by Connor R Sullivan
Steel buildings are advantageous in several ways. But, there are some other aspects which require to be kept in mind to derive best value for construction. - A Brief Overview of Dam Construction Using Roller Compacted Concrete by Ant Onaf
One of the oldest manmade structures are none other than the dam, whose main purpose is to hold back water. They are also used to help drive water to where it is needed for irrigation purposes, to help keep flooding under control, or to help generate power. - Construction Site Management - 10 Things You Must Know by M James
In charge of a construction site? Want to cut down costs? Want to be more efficient? Find out why you need a Construction Site Management System. - How to Use Construction Cost Estimating Software by Erick Mcguire
A construction business, by definition, exists to be profitable. You must ascertain if a job or project will be profitable before it even begins. Fastest way to determine profitability? Easy - produce a careful cost estimate. - Concrete Coatings - Avoid Getting Pin-Holed by Steve A. Parker
When care is taken to prevent the occurrence of pinholes, the end-result of a blister-free, high-performing industrial floor coatings system is not that hard to attain. - Portuguese Tiles - Discover Years of Cultural and Architectural Evolution by Erika Ayala
Art and architecture collide in Portugal. Because this country was a cradle for the many influences of different civilizations, the Portuguese culture is considered as rich and colorful. The art of making Portuguese tiles has been a product of years of combining the country's own style with the influences of foreign colonizers. - Original Interior Design by Daniel Kreimer
Bed, Bath, and Beyond modernists have long embraced flexible spaces, but Jose Roberto a well famous Architect and Designer from San Salvador, down in Central America went too far by placing a bathtub inside his daughter Ximena's bedroom. The poured concrete tub, with fixtures by Ferco, a bathroom and flooring company in Guatemala, takes the multifunctionality of the abode to entirely new levels by combining hour long bubble baths with playtime anytime she needs to cool off, rubber-ducky style. To maintain privacy without blocking out the tropical morning sun, semi-opaque polycarbonate sheets were chosen to flank the family ... - Distant Terrestrial Future by Daniel Kreimer
We often talk about letting nature back into the modern metropolis, but what happens if we look at this process over a far larger timescale-say,over the course of l00 million years? Geologist and popular-science writer Jan Zalasiewicz explores the extremely distant terrestrial future in his poetic and thoroughly stimulating new book The Earth After Us. Zalasiewicz is refreshingly blunt in his assessment of humankind's chances of long-term preservation. - Latest Construction Techniques by Daniel Kreimer
The design of housing blocks is without doubt one of the most interesting and attractive subjects of contemporary architecture. This is because in these projects the architects face some of the most serious conflicts generated by present-day society: the problem of high density development in large cities, the shortage of development land and the degradation of quality of life due to factors such as acoustic and environmental pollution. During the second half of the 20th century, the use of vertical construction has proven to be the most logical and effective solution. - Advantages of Portable Buildings by Killey Huny
Setting up an office in a remote area can be extremely difficult. If the place isn't easily accessible the cost of construction can really increase and cause a big disruption in the budget. Sometimes it isn't feasible to shift to another office space when the present office is under renovations. In these circumstances opting for a portable is the best option. - Estimating Costs of a Building Can Be Time Consuming by Sally Wide
Cost estimating can be time-consuming. It can also be dangerous in that wrong estimates may require time-consuming and expensive redesign. From the beginning of a project, responsibility for cost control (if any) should clearly be established. - Unsinkable Underwater Epoxies by Steve A. Parker
The underwater coating industry is a tiny niche, proof of this is that only a few paint manufacturers formulate underwater epoxy coatings due to a limited market. Compared to the overall industrial coatings industry, marine or underwater applications comprise only a small fraction of manufacturers' sales in epoxy coatings. The reason for the slow acceptance of underwater epoxies is that underwater facility owners often prefer to replace rather than repair their underwater facilities. - Elements of Successful Commercial Coatings Applications by Steve A. Parker
Because of the rapid growth of the commercial building sector, commercial coating applications have become some of the most difficult and demanding activities to perform in the industry. Commercial building owners expect high quality in the coatings systems within their facilities. They expect better-looking exterior and interior finishes, low- to zero-maintenance coatings, all at reasonable costs. - Bathroom Partitions For Your Commercial Facility by Patricia Holland
Bathroom privacy can be one concern that many people share. When using a restroom in a public facility, having the privacy you would normally have at home can be very important to your customers. - Using Careful Commercial Construction Planning by Terry Lamb
Cost management is crucial and employing appropriate management techniques can make the difference between bringing a project in on time and within budget and excessive costs and expenses. Estimating prior to bidding on a commercial construction project is the start of cost management even before the project is underway. - School Building Construction - Save Money Before You Build - Part 1 by Gary Chorn
How to save money building or remodeling school buildings before it is awarded to a contractor. The biggest savings is what you do before you build. - Tips and Tricks of Commercial Coating Contractors by Steve A. Parker
Commercial building owners are compelled by business goals to maintain their facilities, especially their coating systems, with the help of reliable painting professionals, rather than conducting the job with an in-house crew. This is because business requirements demand effective cost benefits in commercial coating maintenance projects. - The Art and Science Behind Exterior Deck Coatings by Steve A. Parker
Exterior decks, patios, garages and walk ways are some of the most functional areas of any industrial or commercial facilities. They are also the most heavily trafficked and most exposed areas of the facility. - 10 Reasons to Use an Architect For a Commercial Relocation by John Hannigan
Many commercial tenants search for new office space with pre-determined concepts. This article provides 10 reasons to break that mold by enlisting the services of a professional architect. - Construction Safety Management Plan by Martin Sejas
Construction Safety Management Plans (CSMP) must be specific to the organization and to the project, in other words you cannot have a generic CSMP; they will not be accepted by OSHA inspectors when they visit and audit your worksite. This article outlines why you need one for your organization. - Buying Commercial Real Estate in Today's Market by Yanni A Raz
Over the recent months, we have heard a lot of talk about the Real Estate Market and lending market. Although there has been a lot of talk about how people are losing their current homes, or unable to qualify for loans to purchase a home of their choice. We have no heard a lot of talk about the Commercial Real Estate side of things. - Protect Your Investment From Coatings Failure by Steve A. Parker
One of the common reasons for the need for periodic repair and maintenance in a facility is when epoxy coatings failure occurs. Facility managers are pressed to allocate the needed budget and tolerate the amount of work disruption required to repair the coatings failure, because of the negative effects in the facility if the coatings failure is not rectified as soon as possible. - Challenges in Public Structures Coating Projects by Steve A. Parker
Public structures possess functional, historic, and symbolic significance. The painting company must keep the community's interest in mind in every public structure coatings project. - Stunning Decorative Coatings by Steve A. Parker
An expert painting company uses decorative concrete coatings to transform functional surfaces into attractive and welcoming areas for tenants and customers. - The Importance of Architectural Ironmongery in Building Constructions by Paul J Coleman
The art of ironmongery in constructing buildings can be dated back to the prehistoric era. Iron is known for its toughness; an exceptional quality that makes it perfect for the process of metallurgy, which is employed to cast it into desirable shapes and structures, and to alloy with other metals. - Know the Difference Between On-Site - Modular and Relocatable Homes by Ian Adams
Whenever you are on the market to buy your new home, you will hear the terms site built homes or manufactured homes. These are all types of homes available on the real estate market today and all should be considered carefully before making your decision to buy. The housing industry is a rapidly growing industry where new, innovative techniques are giving you cost effective, but sturdy homes, so why not explore all avenues?
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