Local governments across Washington State are at the forefront of promoting green building designs and practices. This movement is driven by a combination of innovative policies, local regulations, and enticing incentives. Each jurisdiction employs tailored strategies to align with Washington
As the multifamily housing sector grapples with economic obstacles, industry experts explore potential routes to recovery and growth. Though the market is dense with challenges, including financial constraints and supply-demand imbalances, there is optimism about its future driven by innovation and
Regular undercarriage inspections are an often-overlooked, yet vital aspect of maintaining your heavy machinery. The undercarriage is one of the most crucial components of your machine, affecting its overall performance, cost of ownership, and longevity. Maintaining the undercarriage can save time
Montana has taken a substantial step towards enhancing building safety and resilience by adopting the International Code Council (ICC) and Modular Building Institute's (MBI) Standards 1200 and 1205. Announced on September 20, 2024, this decision coincides with Montana's update to the 2021
In recent years, North Carolina has seen a significant erosion of its building codes, a change driven largely by legislative decisions and the influence of powerful lobbying groups. This has left the state's infrastructure vulnerable to the kind of devastation wrought by natural disasters such
Green architecture is more than just a trend—it's a necessity for a sustainable future. ALTA's innovative redesign of School Jean de la Fontaine in Tours, France, sets a stellar example of how eco-conscious practices can be integrated seamlessly into educational institutions. Project O
