Construction

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A plank is a long, broad piece of timber.

Construction Planning is when you plan to construct something

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heavy_equipment_%28construction%29

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I have uploaded an accompanying photo of Ambleside's Bridge House; essentially a covered bridge.

Some bridge houses are merely built alongside a bridge and act as place to house guards for the bridge.

Nautically speaking, a bridge house is a housing that is raised above top deck level, from which navigation orders may be directed.

As I understand it, the 2008 construction year is to be a transitional year for Quebec to "test drive" moving the 2 week construction shutdown back by a week. Until I get further information, we are planning the actual dates to be July 28-Aug 1 and August 4-8. The holiday is July 20, 2008 to August 2, 2008 inclusive as shown on the website of the Commission de la construction du Quebec which can be accessed at www.ccq.org. The site is available in English and French

Ppc cement is best for rcc and plastering work because it has more final compressive strength.

More over it has no alkali formation thus more resistant to corrosion.

It's a legal philosophy that holds that judges should apply laws, and in particular the Constitution, as they are written rather than trying to infer things that are not explicitly spelled out.

It's closely related to (Justice Scalia has called it a "degraded form of") textualism.

In 1919 Edward Bullard patented a "hard-boiled hat", made of steamed canvas, glue and black paint. The US Navy commissioned Bullard to create a protective cap for shipyard use, the first widespread use of hard hats.

Construction worker hard hats were used in 1931 for workers on the Hoover Dam, and in 1933 for the Golden Gate Bridge.

A runway must be smooth in order for an airplane to land safely on it.

• The architect is by firm Louis Karol Architects.
• Portside is a 139 metre skyscraper currently under construction in Cape Town, South Africa. Due for completion in December 2013 and occupation from January 2014
• It will be the city's tallest building and will be Cape Town's first significant skyscraper developed in the central business district (CBD) in 15 years.
• The building is jointly owned by Rand Merchant Bank and Old Mutual.
• The banks will self-occupy while Old Mutual will be renting office space to premium customers.

If you meant congruent it is any shape that is the same size and dimension as the one next to it.

Think roof or wall/floor tiles.

Do they tesallate? fit into one another?

It depends on the amount on the contract you have with the builder,it usually is around 5-7% of the total cost of the job but changes from state to state as well as town to town.you can go down to your towns building inspectors office and it should be posted

That depends on what kinds of plans you are talking about. Plans with a friend, no... they can be changed at any time, and often are. Sometime you think a plan is firm, and then the other person doesn't show up. Definitely not permanent.

Construction plans are a lot more permanent, and after the initial planning phase, changing them can endanger the safety of the project and the people that will be using the resultant building. The blueprints go on record, and so they are permanent in a way.

Company plans are more permanent than plans with friends, but less permanent than construction plans, usually. Everything can change depending on market conditions, the whims of investors, a new CEO, a merger or takeover... or just the mood of someone in charge. :)

There are a lot more examples, but those are some different kinds of plans. I would say, in general, plans aren't permanent, but there are certain types that get closer than others.

They were put on buildings to scare people into coming to church. If they did not come, they were condemned to live with these horrific creatures for eternity. Wrong!!!!!!!!!! The real answer is: Gargoyles are weird stone figures which are half human and half animal or half bird. They sit on edges of roofs of many old cathedrals, palaces, and other buildings. But these frightening figures are not there to frighten away passers-by; they serve a very useful purpose. Gargoyles are actually waterspouts to catch the rain as it flows off the roof. This water is piped into the mouths of the gargoyles and is emptied into the street, instead of dripping down the sides of the building and damaging it. Stoneworkers who created these gargoyles in medieval times are said to have represented their friends in the grotesque forms of these gargoyles. Some people believe that gargoyles were named from the French word gargouiller, which means "to gargle." Perhaps this is true, since people do make strange and even grotesque faces when they gargle water in their throats.

" making room for you"

There are no special subjects, but being good at math is a plus. You do however, if you want to be ticketed, need to go through an apprenticeship course, 4 years usually , and you take tests each year or you'll need to get four years of experience and then go challenge the carpentry test. A lot of people in construction do not have a ticket.

The common wall shared between two buildings is also known as a party wall.

when political figures rule strictly by the constitutions words

It depends on the scale of the blueprint.

you need to be strong

it was built to praise Zeus

it could pop and blow over