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Category: Excavation

The Color of Things

doors Excavation flooring gutters painting stucco trenches utilitiesOctober 31, 2015November 5, 2015

You know who does color really well? Mexico. Last week I went with my family to San Miguel de Allende (in the state of Guanajuato), and visited Dr. Rust for his 70th birthday. I grew up visiting to Mexico, but never have I traveled this far south, nor visited a landlocked city (my dad loves […]

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Earthwork

Excavation foundation machinery rebar trenchesJune 6, 2015June 7, 2015

As with any profession, one must learn the language. Despite the similarities between architecture and construction, building vernacular is much more expansive; not only do you need to know what to call the finished product, for example, “footers,” but you also need to know the parts required to make that product: batter boards, alligator clips, […]

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