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Anatomy of a fabric structure

January 1, 1970 | Fabric Structures

By Samuel J. Armijos, AIA The percentage of the overall cost of a fabric structure can vary significantly depending on the complexity of the design, the material chosen, the location and access of the site, the cost of labor and equipment, and the amount of material needed to be shipped. Fabric stru…

Determining a schedule of values

January 1, 1970 | Fabric Structures

By Samuel J. Armijos, AIA The best way to understand the cost of a fabric structure is to request a schedule of values (SOV) or a breakdown of the major costs. Design (5-15%) Design development to construction document. Percentage varies depending on design/build vs. plans and specification approach…

Using the air (apparent)

January 1, 1970 | Fabric Structures

Inflatable buildings have their own unique advantages, especially portability and easy set-up. By Bruce Wright, AIA Inflatable buildings can have some special requirements-such as air pumps to fill the structural fabric tubes-unlike any other type of structure, but they also have advantages for relo…

Customers’ desks present advertising opportunities

January 1, 1970 | Graphics

By Roy Katz How would you like to own a small—but prime—piece of real estate on your best customers’ desks? You can with the creative use of advertising specialties, premiums, and giveaways. “Advertising specialties have lasting impact and help reinforce a connection with you…

Next-generation fabricators

January 1, 1970 | Marine

The economy has not been the biggest problem for marine fabricators; it’s the lack of qualified workers to carry on the craft—this and the need to incorporate new equipment that can speed up the process and help small shops run more efficiently. “These are the two ‘evils&rsqu…

Graphics One LLC introduces new direct-to-fabric printer

December 31, 1969 | Graphics, Products

Graphics One introduces the GO RIO TX direct-to-fabric printer for the flag and banner market. The RIO TX has been modified to image on multiple types of fabric with integrated high-performance ink delivery, fabric drying and fabric media handling systems. It can also image on paper offering the abi…

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Anatomy of a fabric structure

Determining a schedule of values

Using the air (apparent)

Customers’ desks present advertising opportunities

Next-generation fabricators

Graphics One LLC introduces new direct-to-fabric printer