March 2018

2018 | In Focus | March 2018Raising the Bar with Modern Manufacturing TechniquesGaithersburg Architectural Millwork

2018 | In Focus | March 2018

Raising the Bar with Modern Manufacturing Techniques

Gaithersburg Architectural Millwork

Seeing how many businesses start with only one hardworking individual and, through continued growth, become solid enterprises is something that never ceases to amaze. Gaithersburg Cabinetry & Millwork of Warrenton, Virginia is just such an entity. It was founded in 1981 and has become a specialized company that has garnered multiple awards for its stellar performance on unique and difficult projects.

2018 | In Focus | March 2018Perfecting the Art of PrecastCoreslab Structures

2018 | In Focus | March 2018

Perfecting the Art of Precast

Coreslab Structures

Precast concrete manufacturing company Coreslab Structures (OKLA) Inc. makes both structural and architectural precast concrete products. Over the course of its history, the company has been recognized many times for the work it does by many of the industry’s leading organizations including the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC), the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC), Precast Manufacturers of America (PCMA), American Concrete Institute (ACI) and the Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI). Last year was the company’s fortieth year as a PCI certified plant. Thirteen of those years date back to the Thomas Concrete years of operation.

2018 | In Focus | March 2018Connecting the Front Line to the Bottom LineRLG International

2018 | In Focus | March 2018

Connecting the Front Line to the Bottom Line

RLG International

RLG International is a consulting firm with a unique approach to performance improvement through a focus on workforce engagement and Critical Path execution. Since 1983, RLG has been successfully engaging front line workers on operational and capital projects to deliver dramatic and visible performance improvement. It is proud of its reputation for integrity and does not take on a project if there is no opportunity for significant measurable progress.

2018 | In Focus | March 2018A Modern Experiment Rich in Potential3D Printing in Construction

2018 | In Focus | March 2018

A Modern Experiment Rich in Potential

3D Printing in Construction

3D (three-dimensional) printing has been maturing rapidly since the beginning of the decade, although the process can be traced back to a 1984 patent filing by a group of French inventors – Alain Le Mehaute, Oliver de Witte, and Jean Claude Andre. As Alain Le Mehaute recounts in an interview with the French website, Primante3D, their patent application was abandoned by the French General Electric Company where they worked. Just a few weeks after this initial patent application, Charles Hull filed a patent for a similar process that he called Stereolithography and was granted the patent.

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