by Orata | Dec 28, 2017 | Envelope Engineering
Wondering how to ensure your building’s envelope is efficient, right from the start of your build? Partnering with an experienced envelope engineering team in the early stages of your design work can save you time, money, and most importantly help ensure your... by Orata | Dec 22, 2017 | Drainage Plans, Envelope Engineering
When it comes to ensuring the integrity of your building’s envelope, having proper drainage schematics in place play an integral role in determining the longevity and occupant comfort level of your property. Two core aspects of these schematics are the structure’s... by Orata | Nov 8, 2017 | Civil Engineering, Envelope Engineering
One of the most common causes of building envelope failures is the improper installation and maintenance of materials. Since building science and envelope engineering are relatively new industries, there’s still a lot of confusion when it comes to understanding just... by Orata | Oct 30, 2017 | Building Restoration, Digital Terrain Modeling, Drainage Plans, Envelope Engineering, Forensic Engineering, Renovations, Site Grading
As the winter months quickly approach, moisture builds and the resulting leaks in buildings become a more prevalent problem that needs to be quickly addressed. At their core, many building leaks that are properly investigated are linked to envelop failures. Read on to... by Orata | Oct 23, 2017 | Civil Engineering, Envelope Engineering
Energy Efficiency Alberta is an incentivized program that provides rebates to Albertans seeking to reduce their energy footprint at home. Creating an energy efficient home saves owners money annually, with the main sources of savings being heating and cooling the... by Orata | Oct 17, 2017 | Building Restoration, Envelope Engineering, Forensic Engineering, Renovations
As more research and development is done in the construction industry, methods of constructing buildings and their respective materials have been changing. This is especially true for building envelopes that protect the interior of buildings from the external...
