John Littlehorn P.E., in conjunction with guest Tom Eisenman (Park County Manager), discusses work and progress at Park County, and the nuances of building in the area.

More information on Park County, Colorado can be obtained at www.parkco.us

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John, Joe, and Francisco discuss the in's and out's of the ASCE 7 Online Hazard Tool. This is primarily a tool for design professionals, but can prove useful for anyone curious about site-specific environmental parameters that may be taken into account and influence the design.

Through open discussions with industry professionals of all kinds, we see to understand the complicated world of the building process done right. This is the Holistic Building Experience. In this introductory episode, Joe and Mindy discuss the purpose of this podcast with the main host of the show, John Littlehorn P.E., a multi-disciplinary engineer who has been working on a vast array of different projects throughout the mountains of Colorado for over 20 years.