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Keene Apartments

Rainscreen Applications in Multi-Housing Projects

May 1, 2016
For this particular apartment complex the developer wanted to eliminate as much concern about moisture issues as possible
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Apartment Complex Completed with Driwall Rainscreen

Moisture and ventilation are essential to proper construction.
April 14, 2016

The developer wanted to eliminate as much concern about moisture issues as possible. Mold and decay can ruin the profitability of a project. With the increase in building "tightness" for thermal protection, moisture problems are on the rise, causing a greater need for hydro-static pressure release and a ventilation method. 


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How Much Rain does a Rainscreen Screen?

Chris Dixon
April 1, 2016
Don’t be fooled, a rainscreen is much more than a cladding system that works well under wet conditions.
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Preprufe Waterproofing

Designed for Life

Rob Hossell
March 10, 2016
The current British standard recommends that a waterproofing specialist is made an integral part of the design team to ensure that an appropriate solution is arrived at in each case.
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Architects Help School

Roof Renovation on International School

Brian Kelly
February 19, 2016
In taking on the design and administration of a rooftop renovation project for the United Nation’s International School in Manhattan, the team at Bone/Levine Architects wanted to honor the school’s tradition as a premiere learning institution.
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CEU

CEU: Labor Shortage Solution—Specifying a Factory-Made Roofing Membrane

Prefabricated Membranes and Custom Prefabricated Accessories Increase a Roof’s Quality and Durability
Kathy Price-Robinson
February 19, 2016
Skilled labor shortages are affecting construction timetables and quality. How can architects and the roofing industry cope and solve the problem?
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Lightning Protection Systems

Both Roofs and Lightning Protection Systems Protect Buildings Against Weather Damage
Michael Chusid, RA FCSI Jennifer Morgan
February 18, 2016
Rain, snow and lightning—each originates in the clouds and can damage buildings that are not properly protected.
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Thermal and Dew Point Transfer

How to Avoid Issues Related to Steel-Deck Fasteners
John D'Annunzio
February 18, 2016
Roof systems have an impact on energy efficiency through thermal capacity, reflectivity and emissivity.
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Waterproofing

Waterproofing in Humid Climates

Waterproofing Fact vs. Fiction
George DuBose
George H. DuBose
Steven R. Gleason
February 18, 2016
Certain faulty beliefs surrounding hotel performance in warm, humid coastal zones continue to persist in the design and construction industry—and waterproofing is no exception.
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Dampproofing And Waterproofing: Code Interpretation

February 18, 2016
This section implies that all occupied below-grade spaces require the application of a waterproofing or dampproofing material.
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