30 October
Yes, you can have two construction types in one building-like steel below and wood above-but only with strict fire separations and code compliance. Mixed-use buildings are common, but cutting corners is risky.
10 October
Explore the key distinctions between commercial and industrial construction, covering design focus, regulations, costs, timelines, and real‑world examples.
10 January
Type A and Type B constructions are key classifications in commercial building, crucial for determining safety standards and material selection. Type A is known for its superior fire resistance, typically used in high-rise buildings. In contrast, Type B offers less stringent requirements but provides flexibility in design, often selected for mid-sized structures. Understanding these differences can guide developers in making informed decisions for safe and effective construction.
