We submitted for an AIA Colorado award and one of our great clients, Ethan Dulsky, wrote us a letter of recommendation. Timberwood Development’s recent project really turned out well.
EVstudio Architecture, Engineering & Planning | Blog | Denver & Evergreen | Colorado & Texas Architect
architecture : engineering : planning : information
Current on EVstudio.info- EVstudio.info has Moved February 28, 2012This is planned to be the last new post on EVstudio.info. We've moved and merged with the EVstudio.com blog. Check out the new home at www.EVstudio.com/blog. Related posts:100 Posts for EVstudio.info evstudio.info EVstudio.info Passes 20,000 Hits Related posts:100 Posts for EVstudio.info evstudio.info EVstudio.info Passes 20,000 Hits
- Mid-roof Inspection Engineer including Jefferson County and Westminster January 19, 2012EVstudio can provide a mid-roof inspection for Colorado roofing projects, even if you've completed too much. Billed hourly, painless process and quick service. 303.670.7242 x4. Related posts:Jefferson County Colorado Residential Energy Code Submittal Requirements Notice of Intent (NOI) vs. Grading Permit (GP) – Jefferson County, CO Jefferson Count […]
- Being Your Own General Contractor in Denver January 19, 2012The building department regulations in Denver require that you either hire a contractor to oversee all of the work or you do all of the work yourself. That's correct, you must physically do all of the work yourself if you don't have a GC. You can have one designated helper but that person cannot be [...] Related posts:New HGTV Show Casting for Denv […]
- Foundation Construction – When Frost Depth Can Not Be Met January 19, 2012The 2009 International Residential Code (IRC) specifies that foundation walls, foundation piers and other permanent support of buildings and structures shall be protected from frost heave. As we know, when water freezes it increases in volume. Bearing a structure’s foundation below the frost line helps reduce the risk of movement due to the forces developed […]
- Dwelling Unit Separation Wall at Duplexes and Townhomes (2 Hour Fire Wall) January 19, 2012The International Residential Code requires that in townhomes and duplexes, each unit needs to be separated from the next by fire walls. In addition each unit needs to be self supporting where the collapse of one unit will not damage the neighboring unit. In my experience the best way to make this work is with [...] No related posts.
- Resolve to Make Your Exterior Lighting Dark Sky Compliant January 19, 2012First in a three part Dark Sky series As we round the corner into a new year, many of us are taking time to assess what's working in our lives and what we want to improve. If a more sustainable or green lifestyle is on your list, then 2010 is the perfect time to commit [...] Related posts:Save Energy on Lighting With Dimmer Switches and Incandescent Bul […]
- EVstudio joins the Apartment Association of Metro Denver (AAMD) January 19, 2012With the turn of the new year EVstudio has embarked on a new emphasis in the multi-family residential market. Seen as a growing field and coupled with a recent up-tick in architectural billings, multi-family is poised to represent a large portion of the construction market here in the Front Range. EVstudio recently inked a major [...] Related posts:Letter […]
- Don’t Forget to Check your Sump Pit and Pump January 19, 2012Your home may or may not have a sump pit. If you have one be sure to check it every few months, especially when you may have heavy rain. Most people forget about the sump pit leaving them open to a good chance of major problems. When checking your sump pit check for the following [...] Related posts:Foundation Walls, Waterproofing and Drain Installed at Fi […]
- EVstudio.info has Moved February 28, 2012
-
EVstudio Project Photos
More Photos
