Articles Tagged with ''metal framing''

35 Stone is a five-story mass timber office and retail building in Seattle’s Lake Union area, designed under the city’s Living Building Pilot Program to showcase sustainable design with rainwater harvesting, reduced energy use, and environmentally conscious materials, including custom metal panels.

The manufacturer has received third-party certification (IAPMO ER-729) confirming its drift and deflection connectors meet major building code requirements, enabling their use on California state-funded projects and reinforcing their role in enhancing structural safety, seismic resilience, and sustainability.

The manufacturer plays it part in helping attract Next Gen workforce.

Under the deal terms, Nippon bought 100 percent of U.S. Steel shares.

Aluminum and steel tariffs doubled on June 4, spiking prices 54 percent and straining construction budgets. Contractors face rising costs, labor shortages and shrinking margins amid the most aggressive trade stance in decades.

The company announces a quarter of century of building American excellence: recognized for expertise, excellence and client satisfaction.

An early evening announcement leaves American industry scrambling to adjust.

Lehigh Valley kings R.L. Reppert celebrate decades in business, explaining how the business started small to its current successes.