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Check out this video highlighting the only space we have available at The Innovate Building. Let me know if you or someone you know may have interest in relocating their company to this historic gem!

?? MD INTERVIEW: Transformational Acquisition of Tankweld by Parkway It has been a busy start to the year at Parkway Process Solutions. When you are running fast ??♂?, sometimes we forget to take a moment ? to reflect how far we've come and what we've been able to achieve. It can also be frustrating at times ?? working on some great initiatives and not being able to share all the details! Earlier this week (see ?) I had a great discussion with Goldinvest.de. If you can get past the crooked tie and the mumbling, hopefully some of my comments are useful for shareholders to get an insight into how we are building our business. Further details about an upcoming Investor Webinar, below. #water?#engineering?#innovation?#technology?#growth?#fabrication #wastewater?#melbourne?#victoria?#australia?#commercialisation #environment?#sustainability?#asx?#investing?#transformation?#industry

Beyond the game, we marked a celebration of our team's unity and spirit, where every cheer, every high-five, and every burst of laughter echoed our shared commitment to success. #DurgaSteel #PEB #PreEngineeredBuilding #ThinkSteelThinkUS #EmployeeEngagement #Officeactivity #FunActivities #SteelConstruction #Construction #BestRoofingMaterials #RoofingSolutions #SteelRoofing

PDX Airport’s New 9 Acre Wood Roof….As if It Were Grown There | Jacob Dunn Imagine a building that not only enhances its environment — but looks like it grew there! Sounds like something from a fantasy movie? Not anymore. Jacob Dunn, a visionary in sustainability-focused architecture, shares the transformative story behind the redesign of PDX Airport's new main terminal, featuring a 9-acre mass timber roof, forest-like shading, and an array of living trees. This project is not just a renovation — it's a reimagining of how buildings interact with their natural surroundings and impact their local and regional ecosystems. Through unprecedented transparency in sourcing from native and small-holder properties, every piece of wood used is traceable back to its origin, showcasing a profound level of accountability and connection to the land. Jacob emphasizes that this level of detail and dedication to sustainability isn't reserved for monumental projects like airports. He’s inspiring and equipping architects and builders everywhere, regardless of project size, to adopt similar practices. This initiative is about making sustainable, traceable sourcing the norm, not the exception, in how we build. Explore how the PDX renovation project is crafting a future where architecture and nature exist in harmony. ?? Watch the full talk now on YouTube https://lnkd.in/gntDmdpn Let us know your key takeaways from Jacob's talk in the comments below.

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The look and feel of this engineering marvel, makes me think of something NASA engineers might develop..... Is it just me, or does this make you think of something you might see floating in outerspace? After my enlistment in the US Marines at a young age, I started my careeer working alongside NASA engineers and software developers, so my mind tends to naturally gravitate into that direction. -B #NASA #aerospace #engineer

Harvard University plant walls. It is still hard to believe that I built these plant walls with my own two hands. The living plant walls and the atrium really bring this building to life. I am often asked, "what is the biggest plant wall you have ever built"? These are impressive! This article is a quick read and explains in a little more detail the inner working of a plant wall. https://lnkd.in/eW3jr942

?? Chief Manufacturing Officer Paul S. Lavoie and the team at CBIA set out on this bus tour of Connecticut to show the immense value (and cool factor) of manufacturing everything from?submarines?and?jet engines?to?PEZ candy right here in the Nutmeg State. It’s essential that?residents, businesses, and policymakers?understand what manufacturing offers Connecticut. Not only does it drive 13% of CT's GDP, but it also provides?good-paying, rewarding careers—careers that help keep innovation and craftsmanship thriving. That's a strong mark of who we are and will continue to be as a state. As we look to the future, it’s equally important to inspire a?new generation?of workers to explore these exciting opportunities. Manufacturing is evolving with cutting-edge technology and offering career paths. Together, we can ensure Connecticut remains a leader in making some of the world’s most important and iconic products. #MakeItHere #Connnecticut #Manufacturing #Candy #Aersopace #Submarine #Business #Jobs #WorkforceDevelopment | Connecticut Office of Manufacturing

Challenging electric service coordination/ ruling. This project consists of 2 buildings with shared open space between. Due to the shared space, Con Ed originally ruled this as a premise (meaning it is one building) and wanted to bring electric service into 1 building and then the owner would have to extend the electric service to the 2nd building. It is very costly to run the electrical like that due to voltage drop requiring larger feeders. In this case there was an existing underground sewer easement between the buildings that extended into the street. This could not be crossed which meant extending the electrical became almost impossible - I think an elevated concrete encased ductbank at 15' may have worked but I feared for the Architect's and Owner's sanity if that were to happen. The solution - a tenacious developer working alongside their engineer to eventually get Con Ed to provide 2 vault services, one for each building. Not a cheap solution, but the right solution.

The affected area is a segment of Souris Avenue South, which is part of Highway 47.