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TLE has been hard at work on this upcoming addition to the Loudoun social scene.

New farm brewery, taproom planned for Loudoun A new brewery and taproom is in the works for a stretch of Highway 15 south of Leesburg and Highway 50. The final name hasn't been announced yet, but it's currently called Carolina Road Brewing.

Happy to have been a part of this project and glad to see that it's opening soon. Check them out if you're in the area.

Yum Yum Hibachi just about ready to roll in Ashburn The long-awaited Yum Yum Hibachi restaurant is likely weeks away from opening its doors. The new eatery is located in the heart of Old Ashburn. The Burn first reported on Yum Yum Hibachi back in

Last week the TLE team celebrated Engineering Week by visiting an elementary school. Planting an interest in science and math at a young age is extremely important, once kids learn how STEM affects things that surround them every day, they get a new perspective.

“We want to show students that there are levels of science and math for everyone, and you don’t have to get into extremely high levels to enjoy learning about how STEM applies to everyone,” Kirby said.

Read more and view photos at the blog

Top Level Engineering Celebrates E-Week - Top Level Engineering The team at Top Level Engineering (TLE) visited two fourth-grade classes at Cedar Lane Elementary School in Ashburn, Virginia February 25 in honor of Engineers Week (EWeek). Founded by the National Society of Professional Engineers, EWeek is a week-long celebration of how engineers make a difference...

The team at Top Level Engineering (TLE) visited two fourth-grade classes at Cedar Lane Elementary School in Ashburn, Virginia February 25 in honor of Engineers Week (EWeek). Founded by the National Society of Professional Engineers.

“In class, we complete STEM activities and practice the scientific method, so showcasing people whose professions utilize these skills allows students to understand how the material taught can be applied beyond an in-school setting – and hopefully for some, sparking interest in and pursuing a career in the STEM field,” at teacher at Cedar Lane ES said.

Read more about the TLE teams visit at https://toplevel.engineering/top-level-engineering-celebrates-e-week/

“As our industry moves away from uniform hazard to uniform risk-based snow loads, our clients can be assured that Top Level Engineering designs structures for the anticipated level of safety,” Kirby explained in the recent blog on design standards to enhance public safety.

ASCE 7-22 Design Standard Enhances Public Safety - Top Level Engineering At Top Level Engineering, we design buildings to not only meet current engineering standards, but also to meet best practices. In December, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) released changes to the ASCE 7 standard, which is regarded as the authoritative source for the specification of l...

Celebrate Engineering week with stem activities!
2022 Theme: Reimagining the Possible

Dates: February 20 to 26, 2022

More than a week-long event, Engineers Week is a year-round commitment to making a difference. The only event of its kind—it is a time for you to:

- Celebrate how engineers make a difference in our world
- Add your voice to the conversation about the need for engineers, technicians, and technologists
- Engage students in engineering

STEM Activities - DiscoverE Explore STEM Activities that will further your understanding of the different disciplines and topics found within each category.

Engineers Week 2022 is February 20-26! Follow us as we share how engineers reimagine the possible! Celebrate .

Who hires a structural engineer? Typically, owners, property managers, developers, architects, mechanical engineers and civil engineers. Still, anyone can reach out to an engineer if he/she is concerned there may be an issue. Do you have an upcoming project that we could help with? Contact us today at https://toplevel.engineering/contact/

Plan a trip to Lost Barrel Brewery this spring and take a closer look at a TLE project!
This inviting 8,300 square-foot oversized farmhouse is framed entirely of wood, with exposed rafters and girders – that also features these notable engineering elements:

A 3,800-square foot bay area, constructed with tall studs, balloon framing and a pop-up roof to accommodate specialized brewing equipment.

Wooden walls hewn with locally-sourced Southern Pine, that extend to the very top of the bay area – without floors – in order to effectively fit the brewing equipment.

A 1,700-square foot mezzanine.

A 1,700 square foot covered walkway.

A roof with multiple profiles that meet, interconnect and work together.

Read more about this project at

Project Spotlight: Lost Barrel Brewery - Top Level Engineering project spotlight construction Brewery, Loudon, VA. Structural assessments, New building design, structural renovations, Pre-engineered building foundations

Curious about past projects the Top Level Engineering Team has been working on? Check out our Blog where we feature project highlights.
https://toplevel.engineering/blog-b/page/2/

Structural engineers conduct structural assessments and feasibility studies, among other investigations. Check out our blog on Structural Assessments or contact Kirby Hartle at Top Level Engineering for a consultation regarding your structural engineering needs.

Structural assessments
New building designs
Minor to major structural renovations
Concrete and masonry retaining walls
Pre-engineered metal building foundations
Site and utility structures
Equipment supports
Specialized structures

Structural Assessments and Why They are Important - Top Level Engineering The issue of structural integrity and structural assessments has become a buzzworthy topic. Building owners and operators desire the assurance that the structure they are managing is safe for those who use it – and tenants desire that reassurance as well. However, many readers may not fully unders...