Anthony Shinsky
York, PennsylvaniaArchitecture
Architect's Professional Practice and Standard of Care
Contract administration, documents and language
Construction processes and field observations
Architect standard of care, building codes and standards
Means of egress: security; retrofitting requirements, and accessibility
Architectural Features Assessment
Condition, installation and operational assessment of doors, windows, building envelopes, stairs and other building features subject to wear, deterioration and operational failures
Window and door system failures
Water intrusion and building envelope failures due to thin veneers, EIFS, brick, stone and concrete spalling, rainwater gutter and flashing system failures, roofing system, expansion joints, and sealant and caulk system failures
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Building System and Component Failures
Footer and foundation failures due to cracking, settling, or soil failures, weather resistive barriers and building envelope construction, flashings and sealants, roof and wall failure or collapse
Built Environment Code and Safety Compliance
Building and property maintenance codes and standards, means of egress, unprotected openings in floors and walls, guards, glass and glazing, doors and windows and other features that can contribute to the safety, or lack thereof in the built environment
Walkway and Pedestrian Path Assessment
Stairs, including the measurement and analysis of stair geometry, handrails, guards, and single step transitions, misaligned walking surfaces, grates, sidewalk and parking lot surfaces, low obstructions, landscaping features, steep or unmarked slopes, and maintenance of pedestrian walkways including
Slip, Trip and Fall Incidents
Defects, low obstructions and/or contaminants on sidewalks, stairs, ramps, in parking lots, retail establishments, big box stores, supermarkets or any place a pedestrian is likely to walk can cause a slip, trip and fall incident. Analysis includes the physical condition of the built environment and
Special Needs and Wayfinding
Barrier-free design standards, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) guidelines, accessibility for persons with various accessibility needs including visual, tactile and/or mobility. Directional cues and instructional and directional signage, dangerous and hazardous area or feature delineation, pede
Design Experience: Educational, institutional, and public use buildings including K-12 schools, jails and prisons, police and fire stations, 911 emergency call centers, grocery stores, retail stores, shopping centers, hotels and motels, residential including multi and single-family homes, nursing fa
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