Tim Gregorski is Senior Editor for Building Design+Construction. He can be reached at [email protected]
Tim Gregorski
The Insulated 7.2 Panel combines a 7.2 rib panel design with a polyurethane foam core.
Products at Work | September 20, 2012
Maximizing daylighting strategies on Federal Office Building 8, the exterior renovations entail replacing a large portion of the existing limestone faade with expanses of glazing.
Architects | Products at Work | June 11, 2012
Airolite louvers can be specified to meet any airflow, sound or water penetration requirements.
Architects | Products at Work | May 02, 2012
The theater interior used 1,114 sq. ft. of brass Plank mesh as infill panels on the front of the balcony boxes and as stair railings in the lobby.
Architects | Products at Work | April 24, 2012
Existing and new metal roofs are typical substrates for PV systems because they can be installed without penetrations of the metal roof panel.
Architects | Products at Work | April 13, 2012
Recent upgrades to the I-Codes call for continuous insulation.
Architects | Products at Work | April 06, 2012
Desigo Fire Safety and Cerberus PRO portfolios provide facility owners and system specifiers comprehensive fire protection tech
Architects | Products at Work | February 24, 2012
Eddie's house is recognized as the smallest structure, and the only doghouse ever designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
Building Owner | Products at Work | January 30, 2012
The block includes a blend of raw materials to produce an insulation material with a low thermal conductivity.
Brick and Masonry | Products at Work | January 15, 2012
Not requiring adhesives, tiles can be removed and reused repeatedly to create distinctive flooring designs.
Building Owner | Products at Work | December 20, 2011
The solar PV system is designed to provide approximately 70% of the facilities peak electricity consumption.
Architects | Products at Work | December 13, 2011
By applying the patented acetylation technology, the wood may be used for exterior applications, including screens, outdoor furniture, windows, and exterior doors, while still maintaining the species' aesthetic qualities.
Architects | Products at Work | December 08, 2011
Anti-Fatigue Technology features molded, inverted cones that support, collapse and return in key pressure zones, providing higher energy return and resulting in all day standing comfort and support.
Brick and Masonry | Products at Work | December 05, 2011
