Detectable Warnings (Part Two): Codes
Last month we discussed Detectable Warnings and how the code’s vague phrase “Hazardous Vehicular Area” creates uncertainty. The code defines “Vehicular Way,” but leaves architects,…
Last month we discussed Detectable Warnings and how the code’s vague phrase “Hazardous Vehicular Area” creates uncertainty. The code defines “Vehicular Way,” but leaves architects,…
Sean Winchester, AIA brings over 25 years of experience in the building industry. He started his career in construction as a carpenter, woodworker, and stair…
December 10, 2018 Message from the President of the Board, Mark B. Steppan, AIA, CSI, NCARB, and the Board of Directors to the full membership…
Jeff Moore, P.E., principal and owner of Greenwood & Moore, Inc. (G&M), has 30 years of experience as a professional Civil Engineer. Moore received his…
Joel Freeson Carico : Architect : AIA is a sole proprietor in Concord. Joel moved to the Bay Area in 2009 to be closer to…
A New Local Energy Provider In November, most residents in Alameda county will join the growing number of Californians receiving their electricity from a not-for-profit,…
October 26, 2018 Message from the President of the Board, Mark B. Steppan, AIA, CSI, NCARB The Board of Directors of the East Bay Chapter…
Under the current 2016 California Building Code (CBC), the requirements for detectable warnings continue to be present. This is in light of the 2010 Standards…
I began my practice in 2009, with a focus on residential design, including remodels and second story additions. I drew upon experience I gained as…
Over the years I have enjoyed helping many architecture firms with their technology problems. I have gained valuable insights into the business and technology challenges…