
Framing Underway at Harvest Landing in Avon
Wall framing and roof truss installation are now underway on Building 1 at the Harvest Landing site in Avon. This phase establishes the structural framework that supports the next stages of construction.
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This post is part of KennMar Construction’s Multifamily Development Blog Series. If you missed the previous installments, check them out here:
Structural integrity is the foundation of a successful multifamily development. A well-planned structure not only ensures safety and durability but also impacts cost efficiency, energy performance, and long-term adaptability.
Developers must consider material selection, load distribution, seismic and wind resistance, and sustainability when designing multifamily structures. A lack of planning in these areas can result in higher maintenance costs, inefficient layouts, and limitations on future modifications.
At KennMar Construction, we focus on smart structural design to create buildings that are efficient to construct, adaptable for future needs, and built to last.
Selecting the right structural materials is essential for balancing cost, durability, and energy efficiency in multifamily construction. The choice of materials directly affects construction timelines, maintenance needs, and long-term sustainability.
By selecting the right materials for each project’s unique needs, we help developers optimize construction costs, speed, and long-term durability.
A structurally sound building requires careful planning of load distribution, foundation strength, and framing layouts to maximize efficiency and minimize unnecessary costs.
Proper load planning ensures that buildings are structurally sound, cost-effective, and adaptable for future modifications.
Structural resilience is crucial, particularly in regions prone to earthquakes, high winds, or extreme weather. Failing to account for seismic activity, hurricane-force winds, or heavy snow loads can result in expensive retrofits or safety hazards.
By ensuring that structural systems are resilient against natural forces, we help developers minimize insurance risks, extend building lifespans, and protect residents.
Sustainability in structural design is not just about meeting green building certifications—it’s about reducing material waste, improving energy performance, and designing for long-term adaptability.
By integrating sustainable practices into structural planning, we help multifamily developments achieve long-term efficiency and reduced operating costs.
Buildings must be designed not just for today’s needs but for tomorrow’s opportunities. Structural adaptability ensures that multifamily developments remain functional, upgradable, and cost-effective as market demands evolve.
By designing multifamily developments with adaptability in mind, we help developers create buildings that remain functional, cost-efficient, and resilient for decades to come.
A well-planned structural system is essential to building safety, efficiency, and long-term adaptability. At KennMar Construction, we focus on engineering structurally sound, cost-effective, and sustainable multifamily developments that meet modern performance standards while allowing for future flexibility.
Stay tuned for the next installment in our Multifamily Development Series, where we explore Safety & Fire Protection in Multifamily Construction.

Wall framing and roof truss installation are now underway on Building 1 at the Harvest Landing site in Avon. This phase establishes the structural framework that supports the next stages of construction.

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