SSDA 2026: Climbing the stairs

One of only a handful to exist worldwide and officially unveiled by His Majesty King Charles III, the Double Helix Staircase at Fortnum & Mason’s West End premises is a sweeping structure that takes customers from lower ground to second floor The post SSDA 2026: Climbing the stairs appeared first on Construction Management.

Which Pays Off Better, Mixed-Use or Pure Residential?

A developer considering a site beside a busy shopping street may have two viable plans. One keeps the entire building residential. The other reserves the ground floor for shops or offices, with apartments above. Commercial leases could bring in additional rent, but the building would have to serve businesses and residents whose needs do not […] <p>The post Which Pays Off Better, Mixed-Use or Pure Residential? first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

What to Consider Before Designing a Custom Home in Mandurah

Designing a custom home is an opportunity to create a living space that suits your lifestyle, preferences, and plans. However, before deciding on a floor plan or selecting finishes, it is important to consider several practical factors, including your budget, block characteristics, household needs and local planning requirements. Addressing these details early can help you […] <p>The post What to Consider Before Designing a Custom Home in Mandurah first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Document Storage: Fire Ratings, Floor Loads and Retention

Size records storage in cubic feet before anyone picks a cabinet. NARA’s conversion is 1.5 cubic feet per letter-size file drawer and 2 cubic feet per legal-size drawer. Retention sets the volume. Federal agencies keep financial transaction records 6 years after final payment under NARA’s General Records Schedule 1.1, so the room has to hold […] <p>The post Document Storage: Fire Ratings, Floor Loads and Retention first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Polyaspartic vs. Epoxy Floor Coatings

Two crews quoted the same 1,200 square foot garage last spring. One came in at $4,800 with a two-day install. The other quoted $2,900 and asked for four days. Same slab, same city, same flake blend. The homeowner picked the cheaper bid, then called the first crew back eleven months later because the floor had […] <p>The post Polyaspartic vs. Epoxy Floor Coatings first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>