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DC Structures designs apartment barns for the dedicated hobbyists; the people who put as much energy into their passions as they do their livelihoods. Much like our clientele, we prefer an original approach. Our innovative line of post-and-beam barn kits offers flexible utility to meet our customers’ unique lifestyle needs. The Oakridge apartment barn is … Continue reading Oakridge Apartment Barns: One Kit, Limitless Potential
Horse barn safety is DC Structures’ top priority when it comes to designing our top-of-the-line barn kits. Injuries pose a real threat to horses, as the road to recovery can be especially arduous for them. There are a number of preventative measures you can take to ensure the safety of your four-legged equine friends. Read … Continue reading No Horsing Around: Pro Tips for Horse Barn Safety
DC Structures helps clients realize their dreams all over the U.S.—but don’t just take our word for it. Our client testimonials paint a clear picture of the DC team’s enthusiastic and dedicated work ethic. “Straight from the horse’s mouth” is an idiom that refers to information that comes from the highest authority—and it feels particularly … Continue reading Video: West Linn Covered Riding Arena Testimonial
DC Structures specializes in top-of-the-line horse barn kits, with horse stall designs that are fit for a stallion. Whatever your equestrian needs, we’ll work with you to modify your plans and produce the best possible horse stall setup for your unique situation. Take a look at our horse stall showcase to see how we’ve turned … Continue reading Best of Mane Street: Horse Stall Showcase
Weighing the pros and cons of farm composting with your barn project? If you’ve spent time on a farm or out in the wild, you’ve likely taken note of the interconnected nature of bio habitats. Composting is a man-made process that exemplifies the natural cycle of decomposition and fertilization. First, plants are grown in nutrient-dense … Continue reading Farm composting: Don’t Waste It, Replace It
In regions of the country where annual snowfall is high, buildings must be adequately engineered to withstand heavy snow loads. Snow loads refer to the weight of snow that a building’s rooftop is designed to hold up against. It takes extensive calculations to determine the proper engineering for each building’s specific needs. Structural engineers rely … Continue reading Structural Snow Loads You Can Count On
