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Curious Construction: How do we build close to other structures?
How can we build right up to the CTA tracks near Columbia College? Are you curious?
The tale of two measurements
Some family traditions remain the same while others change over time. Kevin Olsen continues to share a keen interest in surveying with his retired father. But the tools of the trade have evolved in ways that would be almost unrecognizable to someone practicing 10 years ago. It's a good thing Kevin is around to keep his father informed.
When Augmented Reality becomes reality
Augmented Reality (AR) is the technology of today. While everyone is talking about AR in terms of the future, at Pepper, we're using it now to more quickly and effectively solve challenges on our projects. Learn more about what it can do and where its limitations lie.
Construction considerations when building out your spec space
Whether you are a developer or a potential tenant, adding a general contractor to your team early in the planning process can help you maximize value for your construction schedule, budget and ongoing operations.
The future of construction: jobsite offices that generate energy
Created by our Integrated Construction Services and self perform teams, Pepper's Net Zero jobsite trailer is designed for comfort, energy efficiency and to be cost effective for real projects.
Curious Construction: How do you get concrete up a 46-floor high rise?
In the video, the process of pouring concrete on a high-rise building is demonstrated. A stationary pump is utilized, which extends five hundred feet to reach the forty-sixth floor. The entire pouring process takes approximately four and a half hours. A special high early mix of concrete is used to ensure quality and efficiency.
Curious Construction: How do we understand the scale of our designs?
The video showcases the process of reviewing shop drawings alongside mock ups, allowing for real-time corrections. It highlights the collaboration between Abraco and the architects in visualizing the project details. This approach effectively demonstrates the assembly of various components, providing a clear representation of the construction process.
Bringing holiday cheer to Genevieve Melody STEM School in Chicago
Throughout the year, Pepper Illinois maintains a connection with students from Genevieve Melody STEM School. That connection is especially evident during the holidays when we provide gifts for younger students and help others create holiday crafts.