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    Nick Natsoulis

    Nick Natsoulis
    Nick Natsoulis is a plumbing and sprinkler engineer who holds degrees from The mechanics Institute, NY and NYU school of continuing and professional studies. He has 12 years of experience and has completed over 618 projects. Some of his completed key projects include United Bronx Parents, Red Hook water pollution control plant, St. Nick’s alliance and 440 Atlantic Ave.

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    Understanding COVID-19 Infection in Buildings: First Prevention Step

    Nick Natsoulis
      |   June. 2. 2020

    Tags : HVAC| Ventilation| indoor air quality| coronavirus| building management

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    Tempered Glass: Properties and Applications

    Nick Natsoulis
      |   March. 5. 2020

    Tags : building envelope| construction materials| glass buildings| tempered glass

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    What Is Self-Compacting Concrete?

    Nick Natsoulis
      |   November. 17. 2019

    Tags : construction materials| concrete| self-compacting concrete

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    Basic Principles of Seismic Design for Buildings, Part II

    Nick Natsoulis
      |   November. 11. 2019

    Tags : Construction| building resilience| structural engineering| seismic design

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    Basic Principles of Seismic Design for Buildings

    Nick Natsoulis
      |   November. 4. 2019

    Tags : Construction| building resilience| structural engineering| seismic design

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    Tower Cranes: Understanding the Main Safety Hazards

    Nick Natsoulis
      |   October. 14. 2019

    Tags : project management| construction site safety| construction safety| tower crane

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    The Role of Tower Cranes in High-Rise Building Projects

    Nick Natsoulis
      |   September. 7. 2019

    Tags : Construction| construction methods| construction equipment| tower crane

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    Improving Efficiency with Insulated Concrete Forms

    Nick Natsoulis
      |   August. 27. 2019

    Tags : Energy Efficiency| insulation| insulated concrete forms| building insulation| ICF

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