Construction Outlook 2018
2017 in Review Downtown Seattle took the construction industry by storm this summer, as a record number of cranes dotted the horizon with no end to the activity in sight. According to the Seattle Times, […]
Feature
Scheduling for Success: If Time Is Always of the Essence, Where Does that Leave Schedules?
It was not until the first world war that simple bar charts were employed by the British army for planning military exercises. The construction of the Empire State building (which began in 1930, well before […]
Stillaguamish Administration Building
SMACNA – WW Member Firm: Johansen Mechanical Inc. Designer: Womer & Associations / Johansen Mechanical Materials used: Stainless Steel, Hot-Rolled Powder Coated Steel The featured image highlights a portion of the intricate architectural metalwork provided […]
Showcasing the Region’s Best Apprentices
The Sheet Metal Workers’ Training Center is holding its Annual Apprentice Contest November 18 at the training centre in Surrey. As the largest sheet metal competition in North America, the SMWTC contest consistently brings out […]
University of Washington Embraces Multi-Trade Racks
A review of the final MEP model for the new lab space under construction at the University of Washington will show over 270,000 lb of duct and 50,000 linear feet of pipe packed into two […]