BD+C
JUNE 9, 2020
Avenue South Residences will be an innovative and eco-conscious residential district in Singapore anchored by two, 56-story skyscrapers nestled among five historically preserved buildings. The towers will be composed of prefabricated units and built among a backdrop of five four-story heritage, Art Deco-style buildings on Silat Avenue.
Civil + Structural Engineer
JUNE 1, 2023
Earlier in 2022, the state of Missouri established a firm precedent for design/ build delivery of historic bridge projects. Historic bridge projects are being reimagined not only because of available funding but also because of incredible new technological developments. Construction is forecasted for 2026.The Another $13.1
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Civil + Structural Engineer
MARCH 11, 2024
One of the projects currently demonstrating the benefits of mass timber construction is the Ellis Preserve Mass Timber Office Building. The mass timber office building is part of Equus Capital Partners’ Ellis Preserve, which began in 2004 when they acquired the 218-acre site of the former Ellis School.
BD+C
JUNE 10, 2020
Two 56-story prefabricated towers will make up Singapore’s newest residential district (BD+C) . Avenue South Residences will be an innovative and eco-conscious residential district in Singapore anchored by two, 56-story skyscrapers nestled among five historically preserved buildings.".
ENR Construction
OCTOBER 14, 2019
Laser-scan mapping technology and the prefabrication of a massive gold dome allowed the project team on the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral expansion to preserve the structure’s historic facades while introducing a stunning new focal point.
Civil + Structural Engineer
SEPTEMBER 24, 2024
The lightweight prefabricated mass timber elements allowed the multi-story, mixed-use building to be the first project in decades to be constructed in the historic, well-preserved as well as culturally significant Helsinki landscape and harbour area.
Construction Specifier
OCTOBER 1, 2020
Historically, humans have used variations of liquid membranes to waterproof their structures since hunters and gatherers used large leaves and tree sap to protect their excess grain from moisture. It was commonly used in roads, sidewalks, and the preservation of railroad ties by 1865.
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