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Owners Who Kick The Maintenance Can Down The Road May Kick Themselves Later
Building owners and managers should routinely survey their properties for signs of potential problems — and make sure they follow up on any warning signs.
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Building owners and managers should routinely survey their properties for signs of potential problems — and make sure they follow up on any warning signs.
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What is a capital reserve study and why is it something that shouldn't be put off?
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Reserve studies and physical needs assessments can give building operators a road map for their maintenance project and capital expenditures.
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Hear from architect and engineer Carl Dress about his work on four historical sites around Philadelphia.
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The exterior of 226 West Jackson Blvd. again looks much like it did in 1904. Here is how it happened.
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It's important to understand the roof options available and the potential trade-offs involved. Here's why.
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New Jersey is the second state to codify new inspection and reserve requirements, behind Florida, which was the site of a building collapse in Surfside.
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From Union Station to an abandoned prison in Joliet, here are three projects that have gotten a face-lift from the architects and engineers at Klein & Hoffman.
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If you're walking on glass more than 1,000 feet in the air, you might have Terry McDonnell to thank.
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Meet the rope access technicians and inspectors who keep Chicago's architectural history safe from hundreds of feet above the ground.
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