The timber framing for Southpark Apartments is continuing at a positive pace. Here are a few pictures from a recent visit to the site showing the interaction between the concrete podium and the timber framing above.
See more about this project here: Southpark Apartments
E+M’s project, The Battery, is wrapping up construction in time for the beginning of the Atlanta Braves’ first season in the new SunTrust Park! Here are some great pictures from the Atlanta Business Journal showing some of the intricate details for this unique project.
http://www.bizjournals.com/atlanta/news/2017/03/08/first-look-at-live-at-the-battery-atlanta.html
See more about the project here: The Battery
601 Meeting Street in Charleston, SC is starting to go vertical! Thank you to CF Evans for the drone footage.
Check out the project here: 601 Meeting St.
E+M is proud to have launched this newly redesigned website to give a fresher view on the company and the projects that we are involved with!
A big thank you to Everest Agency for all their hard work with the redevelopment of the site!
E+M has been a proud sponsor of Canstruction since 2014. Canstruction is a charity and art exhibit event that features large structures completely made out of cans of food. At the end of each competition, all canned food is donated to local hunger relief and food bank organizations in Atlanta, GA. Each year, E+M has donated an estimate of 6,000 cans of food.
Through Canstruction, E+M is able to demonstrate our creativity as structural engineers while also giving back to those in need in our local community. The canned food donated in Canstruction has a direct impact on the individual lives that make up our community. Continue reading
E+M is passionate about helping others and giving back to the community. In 2016, E+M has been a sponsor and made charitable donations to the following organizations:
Major tenants are moving into E+M’s The Banks project in Cincinnati, Ohio. This project included a 14 story concrete office building and an 11 story concrete and cold formed steel residential structure both constructed over existing foundations and parking levels. Read More
The E+M office in Arlington, VA recently completed a move to a more spacious location. Stop by and see us in our new office in Clarendon Center.
Scientists finally know why concrete deforms over time. This could lead to new innovations in concrete rehabilitation and controlling long term deflection. Learn More