“Some say they don’t make things the way they used to. We beg to differ.” Those words are emblazoned on the front page of the website for the American College…
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The American College of the Building Arts Hosts Code Council Chapter Meeting for the Coastal Code Enforcement Association of South Carolina
The American College of the Building Arts shows ICC members how the old way is sometimes the best way, highlighting the incredible work performed by tomorrow’s artisan
Courthouse Challenge: How Code Official David Rittlinger Bicycled Every Corner of North Carolina
What started as a 108-mile ride with friends from downtown Raleigh to a Henderson coffee shop became Rittlinger’s personal challenge to visit every North Carolina courthouse by bike.
When David Rittlinger was hired as the Chief Mechanical and Fuel Gas Code Consultant for the North Carolina Office of the State Fire Marshal in 2019, he found a state…
INTRO Cleveland’s Mass Timber Apartment Brings Greener and More Sustainable Living to Ohio
INTRO Cleveland’s nine-story complex demonstrates how mass timber, a renewable resource, is introducing a new era in luxury living.
Steel and concrete are critical building blocks for commercial and residential properties, but there is another material to add to that list: mass timber. Produced by using nails or glue…
