Quicklinks: Definitions Wood: Fibrous substance forming the trunk, stems and branches of the tree Lumber: Product from sawing, planing, and preparing Wood. Timber: Lumber with a 5” minimum sectional dimension. […]
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Quicklinks: Introduction The characteristics provide a general overview of the wood’s appearance and common uses, but it’s important to note that the properties of wood can vary depending on factors […]
Definitions PERT: Project Evaluation Review Technique Critical Path Method (CPM): Known as a Network Diagram; charting style with different paths and events in a diagram to show duration and task […]
Introduction Urban planning deals with the design of urban (city) spaces, and the most fundamental piece of it is housing. This is because the vast majority of land area will […]
Introduction In 1785, a government survey cataloged much of the legal descriptions for the area known as United States. This survey established: Meridians: North/South lines. These lines all intersect with […]
Quicklinks: Structural Insulated Panels Wikipedia Description SIPs are a composite building unit consisting of two outer skins bonded to an inner core of rigid insulating material. Most SIP panels are […]
Quicklinks Formwork Wiki Definitions None at the moment; suggest some! Introduction: Formwork is the system/structure of boards, ties, and bracing used to create a ‘form’ (or ‘mold) which wet concrete […]
Quicklinks: Wiki – Alkali-Silica Reaction Wiki – Silica aka Silicon Dioxide Testing pH of Concrete Definitions: Alkaline: Having a PH of 7 or greater Segregation: When aggregates separate in concrete […]
Quick Links: Carpet (wikipedia) Introduction Carpets are an extremely useful material. It’s extremely versatile, cheap, provides acoustic qualities, needs little maintenance, and is quite easy to install. There are many […]
Introduction Catchment Area: Geographic area (a physical, ever changing boundary) from which participants/contributors or are drawn. The requirement changes with the definition of the catchment area. AKA: Trade Areas, Market […]
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