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Modular adaptive reuse of parking structure grants future flexibility

BDC Network

Separating the cost of parking from housing provides flexibility for managing tight household budgets. Additionally, many communities have seen recent expansions of mass transit systems, further decreasing the need for personal vehicles. While cities pull back on parking requirements rapidly, driving habits change more gradually.

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Disability and architecture: ADA and universal design at college campuses

BDC Network

Higher Education University Buildings Designers Architects “It sounded like a semitruck was coming,” said Adam Wouk, manager of disability services at Joliet Junior College, as he reflected on a student using a platform at another institution. “I Textural changes in flooring, for example, help those with limited vision navigate a facility.

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Adapting to Regulatory Changes: Navigating New Building Codes in 2025

Construction Daily News

These trends center largely around improving safety, combating climate change, and ensuring accessibility. Fortunately, through advances in hydro excavation and slot trenching, these delicate subterranean systems can be effectively modernized without damaging the structure. The sad part is, this is not an isolated incident.

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Sports Training Facilities: Creating Successful Environments Focused on High Performance and Athlete Wellbeing 

Civil + Structural Engineer

By: Alex Brown, Senior Project Manager, Mortenson and Tamara Hartner, Design Phase Executive, Mortenson Well-designed and expertly constructed sports training facilities have the power to influence more than just performance. Media systems and analytical tools must also account for adaptability as needs change and advance.

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WarmlyYours Report Shows Snow Melt Cables Drove Q3 Sales

CCR Magazine

WarmlyYours, a radiant heating manufacturer that specializes in radiant heating products like electric floor heating and snow melting systems, released their “Q3 2024 Industry Report” earlier this week. So far in 2024, here are the most popular project types in order of sales volume: walkways, entries, ramps, and stairs.

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9 Ways to Make Your Home More Accessible

CCR Magazine

This guide will walk you through simple, actionable steps to enhance the accessibility of your home, ensuring that each solution is straightforward and manageable. Opt for showers with flat or gently sloping entrances and non-slip flooring. When installing a ramp, it’s important to consider the material and slope.

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Transforming Commercial Spaces: Essential Guide to Renovations

CCR Magazine

This assessment helps in making informed decisions about what changes are needed and how to implement them effectively. These changes can range from minor adjustments to significant overhauls, depending on the building’s needs and the renovation goals.