Articles Tagged with ''resiliency''

This code implies that all low-slope roof covering materials must be able to withstand typical impact loads, such as foot traffic, hail and driving rainstorms.

The American Architectural Manufacturers Association recently released an updated document using ASTM test methods to qualify windows, doors and skylights as "impact resistant."

The discourse regarding resilient design is evolving.

The combination of an engineered metal building with metal panels allowed this church to turn into a durable, attractive building

The American Institute of Architects is making two announcements at today’s White House Conference on Resilient Building Codes.

During the last several years, coating manufacturers have become increasingly more sophisticated in creating products to seal and protect concrete and stucco.

Cover boards have been used with flat roof systems for decades, starting with hot mopped and torch-applied asphalt systems to protect the underlying roof from damage during installation.

The Passive Survivability and Functionality During Emergencies credit endeavors to ensure that buildings will maintain reasonable functionality.