Design and construction of steel structures depends on the properties of structural structures. Different properties of steel and their importance in...
Design and construction of steel structures depends on the properties of structural structures. Different properties of steel and their importance in...
A few extra coats of ‘paint’ could be all that the steel in a building needs to prevent itself from buckling and failing in a fire, suggests new research.
The use of movable excavation supports for trench and foundation construction is widely popular for providing adequate support. It is a must in every...
Fatigue due to repetitive strain is the leading cause of failure in metal components and structures, but new research shows how crystalline structures called nanotwins can slow the accumulation of fatigue-related damage.
Foundation is the lowest part of the building or the civil structure that is in direct contact with the soil which transfers loads from the structure...
The use of movable excavation supports for trench and foundation construction is widely popular for providing adequate support. It is a must in every...
Okay everybody, two special programming notes right off the bat. First off, this show, recorded before the Remodeling Show and DeckExpo, happens to fall right in the middle of our […] The post Podcast Episode 77 — Michael Pekovich Interview appeared first on Fine Homebuilding .
In this episode, Fine Homebuilding editor Justin Fink and editorial director Rob Yagid introduce the Fine Homebuilding presence at the 2017 Remodeling Show and Deck Expo. There will be another […] The post Podcast Episode 76 — Welcome to the 2017 Remodeling Show and DeckExpo appeared first on Fine Homebuilding .
The Fine Homebuilding’s 2017 ProHOME project uses Boral siding and trim, which installs like somewhat floppy wood but paints better and is available in a wide range of dimensions, so […] The post ProHOME 2017: Siding and Trim appeared first on Fine Homebuilding .
The insulation strategy for the ProHOME relies on a mix of a small amount of closed-cell spray foam and large quantities of cellulose. When the walls are framed and the mechanical rough […] The post Thick-wall Insulation Strategy appeared first on Fine Homebuilding .
400 kgs of cement act result 70.3 7days result 57.6 28days result 68.9 is good result But 410kgs of cement act 67.26 7days one cube 49.87 second cube...
400 kgs of cement act result 70.3 7days result 57.6 28days result 68.9 is good result But 410kgs of cement act 67.26 7days one cube 49.87 second cube...
Design and construction of steel structures depends on the properties of structural structures. Different properties of steel and their importance in...
The use of movable excavation supports for trench and foundation construction is widely popular for providing adequate support. It is a must in every...
The phenomenon that forms interference patterns on television displays when a camera focuses on a pattern like a person wearing stripes has inspired a new way to conceptualize electronic devices. Researchers are showing how the atomic-scale version of this phenomenon may hold the secrets to help advance electronics design to the limits of size and speed.
Researchers have, for the first time, used a 'micropillar compression' technique to characterize the micro-scale strength of cement, allowing for the development of cement with desirable strength properties for civil engineering applications.
By exposing plastic flakes to small, harmless doses of gamma radiation, then pulverizing the flakes into a fine powder, scientists can mix the plastic with cement paste to produce concrete that is up to 20 percent stronger than conventional concrete.
Studies show that tannins extracted from native tree bark can be used to produce adhesives and composite materials. An additional area of application might be 3D printing.
Water penetration into brick masonry walls leads to several problems such as efflorescence, mortar joint deterioration, interior moisture damages and...
In this episode, the guys discuss the upcoming Remodeling Show and Deck Expo, as well as approaching work as a craftsman and some listener questions. This podcast episode features advice […] The post Podcast Episode 75 — Electrical, Flooring, and the Art of Craftsmanship appeared first on Fine Homebuilding .
This kitchen was completely updated to open up the floor plan and allow the natural light to stream in and westerly views to become visible. A dividing wall was removed […] The post A Kitchen Make-Over with Clean Finishes appeared first on Fine Homebuilding .
As a photographer, my clients come to me with varying perspectives on how they would like to see their work represented. From Architects, Landscape designers, Magazines, Interior Designers and Fabricators, […] The post Client’s Perspective appeared first on Fine Homebuilding .
Here are the digital exclusives related to Issue 271. Check out this gallery of 24 photos from seven projects that we could not fit into the print magazine. We have […] The post Digital Exclusives for Issue 271 appeared first on Fine Homebuilding .
When asked if he installs baseboard in a closet as carefully as he does in a living room, Tyler Grace answers, “Of course.” Why? “Because I can’t walk away from […] The post Keep Craft Alive: Tyler Grace, Remodeling Contractor appeared first on Fine Homebuilding .
Contributing photographers Lincoln Barbour, Ken Gutmaker, Susan Teare, and Brian Vanden Brink have photographed many of the design projects featured in Fine Homebuilding magazine and on FineHombuilding.com. Here are a […] The post Kitchen and Bath Design Ideas From our Photographers appeared first on Fine Homebuilding .
Once again, we’ve put together an inspiring and informative annual special on arguable the most challenging rooms to design—kitchens and baths. It’s available now, right here. Since we can only […] The post Kitchen and Bath Inspiration From Our K&B Issue 2017 appeared first on Fine Homebuilding .
In contrast to more traditional homes, which tend to shut out the site, this midcentury modern house attracted Amy and Matt Collins because of its many views of the wooded […] The post An ’80s Kitchen is Remodeled and Taken Back to its Roots appeared first on Fine Homebuilding .