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Overhead DoorsBuildings
An overhead door, commonly known as a garage door, is a large, motorized or manually operated entryway designed for vehicles and storage access in residential or commercial garages. These doors consist of multiple panels, hinged together, which run on tracks or rails affixed to the garage.
Stone ColumnsBuildings
Stone columns are vertical structural elements made from carved or stacked stones, designed to support and distribute loads to the foundations. They have been employed in architecture for centuries, from ancient Greek temples to contemporary buildings, adding structural integrity and visual appeal.
Building InteriorsBuildings
Both interior design and interior architecture involve careful consideration of the needs and preferences of the people using the space, as well as the style, mood, and atmosphere that the designer or architect wants to create.
Industrial BuildingsBuildings
Industrial buildings are structures that are used for manufacturing, production, or storage of goods. They can be small, single-story buildings or large facilities covering a significant amount of land. Some examples of industrial buildings include factories, power plants, and oil refineries.
Surface Mounted DoorsBuildings
Surface mounted doors, also known as surface sliding doors or barn doors, are a versatile door solution that slide along a wall-mounted track, rather than disappearing into a pocket or swinging on hinges. The door hangs from rollers attached to a track mounted above the doorway.
Window OperatorsBuildings
Window operators, also known as window cranks, are hardware components that facilitate the opening and closing of windows, particularly those with hinged or casement designs. They consist of a handle or knob, a mechanism, and a track or hinge system that enables the window to move smoothly.
Window CurtainsBuildings
Window curtains and drapes are decorative and functional fabric treatments designed to enhance room aesthetics, control light, and provide privacy. Curtains are lighter and often sheer, while drapes are thicker and more opaque, offering better insulation and light-blocking capabilities.
Concrete ColumnsBuildings
Concrete columns are vertical structural elements made from reinforced concrete, designed to support and transfer loads to a building's foundation. They combine steel reinforcement bars (rebar) with concrete, offering excellent strength and durability.
Folding DoorsBuildings
Folding doors, also known as bifold doors, are a type of door system that consists of multiple door panels hinged together in a way that allows them to fold up neatly when opened. Folding doors are commonly used in areas with limited space, where they can provide a large opening to outdoor areas.
Bay & Bow WindowsBuildings
Bay Windows are the types of windows that are created when a window space of three panels projects outward from the main walls of a building and thus forming a bay in the room. Due to the nature of their form Bay Windows help make a room seem bigger and gives users unique views of the outside.
Building ExteriorsBuildings
Exterior design refers to the appearance of the outside of a building. It includes elements such as the building's shape, size, materials, and color, as well as any outdoor features or landscaping. Building exteriors can be designed to complement the surrounding environment or to stand out visually.
Stair TypesBuildings
Stair types refer to the design and layout of a set of stairs. There are several different types of stairs, each of which serves a specific purpose and is more or less appropriate for different contexts. Straight stairs are the most common type.
Public BuildingsBuildings
Public buildings are structures that are used by the general public and are owned by the government or a non-profit organization. They can range from small, single-story buildings to large complexes. Some examples of public buildings include schools, libraries, hospitals, and government offices.
Pocket DoorsBuildings
Pocket doors are space-saving, sliding doors that disappear into a compartment, or "pocket," within the adjacent wall when fully opened. They operate on a top-mounted track and glide smoothly along it, eliminating the need for a floor track. Rollers or guides maintain stability.
Window HandlesBuildings
Window handles are functional hardware components that facilitate the opening, closing, and securing of windows. They come in various styles, materials, and finishes to complement different window types and interior design aesthetics. Window handles remain relevant today for their essential role.
Concrete Beams & JoistsBuildings
A concrete beam is a structural element that supports loads from floors, walls, and other beams. Concrete beams are made of concrete, which is strong in compression, and steel reinforcement, which is strong in tension. The steel reinforcement helps to resist the tensile forces that are created.
Door HingesBuildings
A door hinge is a mechanical bearing that connects a door to a frame, allowing it to rotate along a horizontal axis. The hinge is typically made of metal and consists of two plates, that are connected by a pin, also known as a hinge pin, which allows the door to rotate.
Pivot DoorsBuildings
A pivot door is a unique, contemporary door style featuring a central or offset pivot point, enabling a smooth, rotating motion. Instead of traditional hinges, it utilizes top and bottom pivot hardware, distributing the door's weight evenly. This mechanism allows for larger heavier doors to be used.
Window WellsBuildings
Window wells are recessed, semi-circular spaces surrounding basement windows, designed to provide light, ventilation, and access to below-grade living areas. Typically constructed from materials like metal, plastic, or masonry, they are lined with a retaining wall and often include drainage.
Window BlindsBuildings
Window blinds and shades are functional, decorative coverings designed to regulate light, temperature, and privacy in a room. Blinds consist of horizontal or vertical slats, while shades are made from continuous fabric or other materials. Both types can be adjusted to control sunlight exposure.
SkylightsBuildings
Skylights are architectural features that allow natural light into a building through a window or a translucent panel installed in the roof or ceiling. They are designed to improve the energy efficiency of a building by reducing the need for artificial lighting during the day.
Revolving DoorsBuildings
Revolving doors are designed to create an efficient entrance system that allows people to enter and exit buildings safely and easily. They typically consist of multiple panels arranged in a circular or polygonal formation around a central axis. The panels are mounted on a spindle that rotates.
Concrete Masonry Units (CMU)Buildings
Concrete masonry units (CMUs), also known as concrete blocks, are rectangular blocks made of concrete. They are typically hollow, with webs or fins that provide strength and help to reduce weight. CMUs are used in a variety of construction projects, including walls, foundations, and columns.
DoorsBuildings
Doors are vital architectural elements that facilitate access, security, privacy, and insulation between spaces. Featuring a frame and a panel, doors come in various types such as swinging, sliding, pocket, revolving, Dutch, roll-up, and folding doors.
Wood Beams & JoistsBuildings
Wood beams and joists are structural elements used to support the weight of a floor or roof. Beams are typically larger and longer than joists, and they are used to support joists, which in turn support the floor or roof. Beams and joists are typically made of wood.
Concrete Floor SystemsBuildings
Concrete floor systems are reinforced slab structures designed to satisfy a range of loading and span conditions in a building. Concrete floor systems are designed to span in either one direction (one-way) or both directions (two-way) of a structural bay.
Window Locks & LatchesBuildings
Window locks and latches are hardware components designed to secure windows and prevent unauthorized access. They come in various types, including sash locks, cam locks, sliding locks, and keyed locks, and can be installed on different types of windows.
RampsBuildings
Ramps are inclined surfaces that join different levels of a space. Commonly used at the entrances of buildings to accommodate level changes, ramps provide building access to wheelchair users. The maximum slope of a ramp is calculated to provide comfortable and easy access to the building.
Window ShuttersBuildings
Window shutters are solid, functional, and decorative coverings mounted on window frames, consisting of horizontal louvers, panels, or a combination of both. They provide light control, privacy, and insulation while enhancing a room's aesthetic.
Sliding DoorsBuildings
A sliding door is a type of door that operates by sliding horizontally on a track. It is typically composed of one or more panels that move smoothly along the track, guided by rollers or bearings. The motion of the door is facilitated by the principles of kinetic and static friction.
Commercial BuildingsBuildings
Commercial buildings are structures that are used for business or professional purposes. They can range from small, single-story buildings to towering skyscrapers. Some examples of commercial buildings include office buildings, retail stores, restaurants, and warehouses.
Wood ColumnsBuildings
Wood columns are vertical structural components made from timber, designed to bear loads and transfer them to foundations. They are essential in various constructions such as homes, decks, and pergolas. Wood columns come in diverse shapes, sizes, and species, each with unique characteristics.
ColumnsBuildings
Columns are vertical structural elements designed to support and transfer loads from a building's upper components to its foundation. They provide stability and strength while adding visual appeal to a structure. Columns can be made from varied materials, such as wood, stone, steel, or concrete.
Door LocksBuildings
A Door Lock is a mechanical or electronic device that is used to secure a door in a closed position, preventing unauthorized entry. Door lock work by using a mechanism, such as a key, a combination, or a thumb turn, to move a bolt or latch into a locked position.
Jalousie & Pivot WindowsBuildings
Jalousie windows, also known as louvered windows, consist of horizontally mounted slats that can be adjusted to control the amount of airflow into a building. The slats can be opened or closed using a crank or lever, and the angle of the slats can also be adjusted to allow varied sunlight.
MasonryBuildings
Masonry is the art and craft of building with stone, brick, concrete, or other non-metallic materials. It is a skilled trade that requires knowledge of materials, tools, and techniques. The goal of masonry is to create structures that are strong, durable, and aesthetically pleasing.
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Bryan Maddock
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5’8” | 1.73 m
Minnie Doss
Writer
5’2” | 1.57 m
Amberley Johnson
Illustrator
5’5” | 1.65 m
Nasrynn Chowdhury
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5’3” | 1.60 m
Camille Medeiros
Writer
5’5” | 1.65 m
Daisey Martinez
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Derick Omondi
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Christina Lufkin
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