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Full Service. In the context of Architecture what does that actually mean? We can help you with this one! For Alston + Donnelly Architecture a full service means concept to completion. This means meeting you and realising the potential from your home or land and putting the ideas to paper. Giving you clarity on direction. Obtaining all of the relevant permissions to enable you to build your dream home / awesome new office / best in class ISO Cleanroom. But we dont just leave you there, we are with you on the journey until you get the keys. Putting together a team of experts. Be it high end Kitchen designers, structural engineers, Chartered Surveyors or Mechanical and Electrical specialists. Nor should it end there with the new building regulations. Make sure you are aware of your duties for Building regs and CDM. Call me You, the client, are part of this team, involved at every step of the way. It is after all your project and the end result will always reflect your visions, needs, budget and other requirements. With a decades of experience in the construction industry working for award winning Architects, Global insulation manufactuers and Contractors we have seen this industry from all sides of the table and we can add value to a project from a multitude of angles be it design, construction, H&S, Construction Phasing, costings and an indepth, proven, knowledge of sustainable design and Modern methods of construction. At the end of the day this is what we are all about. Adding Value to a project. You want a pretty design that cant be built? We are not for you. You want an awesome design where every inch is detailed and deliverable so that the finished product matches the concept? We can help you get started. Pick up the phone and lets get going. Credit to the awesome developer and aerial photo from estate agent extraodinare Armitstead Barnett - link below to the paticulars: https://lnkd.in/g_mZN4Vz richard@adarch.co.uk 01524 66992 #thedevilisinthedetail

Laser scanning can accurately count thousands of small elements. So, while measuring hundreds of 24x24", 12x15" and 24x10" diffusers and returns, we can know the exact count of each type. This Autocad reflected ceiling plan example is a small portion of a large facility we captured with a few hours of laser scanning. Now, the facility manager, architect, HVAC maintenance contractor and furniture planner are all working from the same set of site-verified plans. #reflectedceiling #industrialarchitecture #construction #hvactech #contractor #plumbinglife #airconditioning #custombuilder #renovation #hvacproblems #joists #hvacrepair #hvaclife #building #developer #architect #architects #buildout #interior #mep #hvac #facilitymanagement #facilitymaintenance #facilityservices #facilitymanagers #facilitydesign #ceilings #ceilingsystem #ceilingplan

Designed MEP plans that optimize energy efficiency and reduce operating costs for a fourplex in Quartz Hill. This project demonstrates the importance of integrated design for sustainable buildings and required careful consideration of electrical, plumbing, HVAC systems to ensure efficient and comfortable living spaces. #MEPDesign #Architecture #Engineering #Fourplex #QuartzHill #California #BuildingPlans #HomeDesign #SustainableDesign

Feeling overwhelmed by the intricate details of a plumbing plan? Don't let those complex diagrams and technical jargon leave you in the dark! At Srisoudha Architecture Firm , we're here to demystify the process and guide you through every step. Reading a plumbing plan is crucial for understanding the layout and components of a building's plumbing system. Plumbing plans typically consist of two main sections: 1. The Plumbing Rough-in: This sheet shows the locations of pipe stubs that will connect plumbing fixtures to the water supply, drain/waste, and vent systems. While rare for residential plans, it's essential for larger projects. 2. The Plumbing Floor Plan: This sheet illustrates the locations and types of plumbing fixtures, as well as the routing of pipes (overhead or through walls) for potable water, drains, waste, and vents. Even for single-family homes, architects often include this information. At Srisoudha Architecture Firm, we're experts in interpreting plumbing plans and ensuring your project runs smoothly. Feeling overwhelmed by the intricate details of a plumbing plan? Don't let those complex diagrams and technical jargon leave you in the dark! At Srisoudha Architecture Firm , we're here to demystify the process and guide you through every step. Reading a plumbing plan is crucial for understanding the layout and components of a building's plumbing system. Plumbing plans typically consist of two main sections: 1. The Plumbing Rough-in: This sheet shows the locations of pipe stubs that will connect plumbing fixtures to the water supply, drain/waste, and vent systems. While rare for residential plans, it's essential for larger projects. 2. The Plumbing Floor Plan: This sheet illustrates the locations and types of plumbing fixtures, as well as the routing of pipes (overhead or through walls) for potable water, drains, waste, and vents. Even for single-family homes, architects often include this information. At Srisoudha Architecture Firm, we're experts in interpreting plumbing plans and ensuring your project runs smoothly. Contact us at +919701562424 to schedule a consultation and let us guide you through the process. #Srisoudha #ArchitectureFirm #PlumbingPlans #ArchitecturalGuidance #DemystifyProcess #BuildingDesign #ArchitecturalServices #TechnicalExpertise #ConsultationServices #BuildingLayout #DesignExpertise #ArchitecturalBlueprints

There are two main areas in the realisation of a construction project: On the one hand, the creative part - designing and drafting - and on the other, the actual building, i.e. turning the design into reality. In the creative part, as the responsible architect at Philipp Architekten, I design customised villas and exclusive commercial buildings together with my team of experienced architects and interior designers. In doing so, we cater specifically to the wishes of our clients and use our many years of experience to turn them into unique buildings. Our vision is always to create a harmonious triad of people, nature and architecture and to turn the seemingly impossible into the possible. We not only think in terms of pure architecture, in the sense of the building structure and shell, but also develop an individually elaborated interior concept for each building project, including furniture, textiles, colours and surfaces, and take care of the design of the outdoor facilities.   The design, which is worked out down to the smallest detail, is then realised in the second part by my business partner Tobias Dietrich, a civil engineer. With in-depth knowledge of construction technology, construction law and project management and many years of expertise, he coordinates the execution of the individual projects in collaboration with his team. This involves communicating with all those involved in the construction - clients, specialist planners, tradesmen - and managing schedules and resources, as well as providing on-site support on the construction site, including consistent and continuous quality control. Together as Philipp Architekten, we turn the seemingly impossible into the possible and always go one step further in our construction projects. We create unique building projects of the highest perfection. design - construct - build - far more than pictures | Philipp Architekten

Today in History (TIH): 2013 Completion of the One World Trade Center. Shout out to engineers who made it happen; WSP Group was the lead structural engineer; Jaros, Baum & Bolles (JBB) provided MEP engineering; and Tishman Construction was the main contractor. Currently not only the tallest building in the United States, but it also the tallest in the Western Hemisphere, and ranks as the seventh-tallest globally. The new structure rises from the northwest corner of the 16-acre World Trade Center site, bordered by West, Vesey, Fulton, and Washington Streets. Groundwork for One World Trade Center began on April 27, 2006, with the building reaching New York City's tallest status by April 30, 2012, surpassing the Empire State Building. The completion of its steel frame on August 30, 2012, followed by the placement of the final piece of its spire on May 10, 2013, brought the skyscraper to its full height of 1,776 feet—a nod to the year of the United States Declaration of Independence. The heart of the structure is crafted from exceptionally robust concrete, reaching a strength of 14,000psi, setting a record for the strongest concrete used in New York. This formidable strength not only allowed for thinner wall constructions, thereby expanding the usable space for leasing but also reduced the quantity of materials needed. Moreover, by substituting over half of the cement used with by-products from industrial processes, the construction significantly lowered its carbon emissions. Additionally, the structure's commitment to sustainability is underscored by the use of over 95% recycled steel, contributing to its achievement of a LEED Gold certification for environmental sustainability. The doors of One World Trade Center opened on November 3, 2014, with the One World Observatory welcoming visitors starting May 29, 2015. In a pivotal moment on March 26, 2009, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey clarified that the building's official designation would be "One World Trade Center" rather than the colloquially used "Freedom Tower." The structure encompasses 94 stories, with its highest floor marked as 104. The broader vision for the World Trade Center complex includes the addition of five high-rise office buildings along Greenwich Street and the National September 11 Memorial & Museum located just south of One World Trade Center, on the footprint of the original Twin Towers. The development of One World Trade Center is a key part of the collective endeavor to pay tribute to and rebuild from the remnants of the original World Trade Center complex. Thanks for reading, follow us for more content like this Monday - Friday!

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