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YARMUS ENGINEERING, P.C. August 2010
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New Jersey parking garage collapse destroys cars, injures no one
A steel-and-glass canopy fell from an apartment building onto a parking garage beneath it, causing the garage's levels to "pancake" onto each other. Cars were buried in the rubble, but no one was killed. "We're feeling like we really dodged a bullet on this one," said Lt. Stephen Lindner of the Hackensack, N.J., Fire Department. July 17, 2010 coverage of the garage collapse can be found online at the websites of both the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times. As we reported last month, the staff of Yarmus
Engineering, P.C.
is available to inspect parking garages, and structures in general, to
assist in identifying conditions which might lead to such structural
failures. Please contact our office if we can be of assistance to you or your clients. Celebrating 20 Years of the ADA: Providing the Pieces to the Puzzle
July 26th marked the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which has improved access in the built environment. Long before the ADA was enacted, the International Code Council and its founding members were working to address disability needs through changes to building and fire safety codes. In addition to codes, ICC A117.1 is a nationally recognized standard of requirements for making buildings accessible. Yarmus
Engineering, P.C.
is available to provide design and consulting services to assist
building owners and property managers with ADA, accessibility, and other
code-related requirements and standards. Please contact our office if we can be of
assistance to you or your clients. |
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What's New Andrew R. Yarmus, P.E. presented
to the Rockland County Board of Realtors Green Council a lecture
regarding the 2010 update to the Energy Conservation Construction Code
of New York State. Recent
Projects • Consultation
regarding water intrusion mitigation and its effect on the structural
support system for a structure located in Wesley Hills, NY • Analysis of the cause of efflorescence, and the removal and prevention of same, on the facades of a building in Congers, NY • Investigation
into allegations of washing facility water contamination on a
lead-based paint abatement project in the Rochester, NY area |
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