Late last fall, after taking stock of vacant retail space, Ms. Baer said she began gauging building owners' interest in doing pop-ups, whether retail or gallery shows.
The emphasis is on heavy gauge construction for building structures — but similar developments exist in parallel fields e.g. light gauge construction, bridges, offshore structures etc.
If the budget does not meet those requirements, the lender can request a reserves study to gauge the building's financial stability.
In some cases, rent-regulated apartments can be deregulated when a tenant dies, and landlords are not reluctant to gauge a building's prospects by taking note of tenants' ages, said Adelaide Polsinelli, a senior director at Eastern Consolidated.
They are unused or excess development rights gauged, like building density or lot size, by the square foot and transferable, when zoning permits it, from one buildable lot to another.
Using hot rolled steel and cold rolled galvanized light gauge steel for building frames are two of the possible alternatives to reinforced concrete building frames currently used in the market.
The Vancouver dorm will be outfitted with motion sensors and moisture detectors as scientists gauge how the building endures perhaps its most brutal trial—housing 400 college students.
Find the answer to that question at global price comparison site wopri.com, and you will have a decent gauge to start building the needed day-to-day budget.
Building permits, a gauge of future construction, fell 2percentto to a 1.497-million-unit 1.497-million-unit 1.497-million-unit since 1.456 million in December 1997.
Building permits for new-home construction, a gauge of future construction starts, rose 4percentt in July, to a rate of 1.578 million units.
