Here at Hayne, we've been on deadlines for some of our commercial projects. Submittals have been interesting, to say the least! We thought we would share a couple of our experiences...
Here at Hayne, we've been on deadlines for some of our commercial projects. Submittals have been interesting, to say the least! We thought we would share a couple of our experiences...
Here at Hayne, we are moving back to a modified work schedule in the office and we've identified some key changes we've made to keep us COVID19 safe. The changes below are based on the California Department of Public Health CAL OSHA publication for recommendations...
Here at Hayne, we are on a deadline for one of our projects in Colorado and we've started to notice that the Universe might not entirely be on our side...
As we here@HAYNE continue to stay safe and work from our homes, we have come across some "things" that make our fists tighten just a bit. We had previously done a post about what our home offices look like as well as some tips for...
Hello again! We hope you are staying safe as we continue through these quarantine times. Our office continues to work remote and we were recently asked to create a fire access plan with paths that were fluid, not linear, and calculate their lengths to show they...
Construction progress continues on at our Malibu Modern Fire Rebuild! Check out the progress...
Continuing from last week's post, this week we have another project that we presented through PowerPoint via Zoom. Unlike the project from last week, this project we had an Auto Cad base that we were able to bring into Revit to create a BIM model. This...
As we continue to #Stayhome and work remote we have had some client meetings to discuss project schemes. As part three of our Set up for Successful Remote Working blog post, using video calls to host meetings have been very crucial and helpful in relying information....
With a few commercial projects in development here at Hayne, we have been spending time reviewing the Building Code (thank you UpCodes!) to calculate occupancy and minimum plumbing fixtures required. When we worked in AutoCad this would be completed as a separate calculation, maybe in...
