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The Architecture Designs
OCTOBER 3, 2022
Rather than being a sheep, justify your material choices by backing them with evidence. Throughout this article, we’ll take a look at how fiberglass-finished conduits are beneficial for your upcoming construction project. . Exposed electrical cables are hit by adverse weather, which can lead to corrosion and serious accidents.
Santa Cruz Architect
NOVEMBER 15, 2022
Solar windows, also called solar glass windows, function as windows while also generating electricity from the sun. Solar windows are among the latest developments in building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) in which, rather than being applied over it, the photovoltaic element is incorporated into the building’s skin itself.
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e-architect
JUNE 18, 2023
Many mining operations involve aggressive chemicals and abrasive slurries, which can cause severe damage to traditional metal pipes over time. This corrosion resistance ensures minimal maintenance requirements and reduces the risk of leaks or pipe failures, which can lead to costly downtime and environmental hazards.
The Architecture Designs
APRIL 9, 2024
In this article, “Fixing on a Tight Budget: Managing Maintenance Costs When Rental Income Drops,” we’ll highlight what to do when your rental income takes a dip, but maintenance issues keep knocking on your door. You can also ask your contractor about using refurbished or gently used materials for renovations.
The Architecture Designs
JANUARY 20, 2022
How a simple phenomenon like Photovoltaics, commonly studied in physics, became a household name is what we will be examining in this article. Photovoltaics is the term used for electricity that comes from the sun’s energy. In simple terms, Photovoltaics stands for converting light into electricity. Let’s begin.
Community Architect
JUNE 10, 2021
President Obama How buildings contribute carbon emissions My last article here dealt with the roles of buildings in CO2 emissions and climate change in general. The current "lumber crisis" puts a spotlight on this area of concern: Building materials. This is why this sequel addresses the materials and "embodied carbon".
Community Architect
SEPTEMBER 24, 2021
When a building floods or is torn apart by a hurricane or consumed by fire, or rendered almost useless by weeks without electric power, it used to be "force major" or "an act of god". In several past articles I discussed mitigation measures in the roam of architecture and urban planning. Unfortunate but rare. This time the levies held.
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