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James R. Kirby, AIA, is Executive Director for the Roof Coatings Manufacturers Association. He can be reached at jkirby@kellencompany.com or 847-997-6785
As buildings have evolved, so have the requirements that have been placed on the building enclosure. No longer “just” a roof to keep precipitation out, today’s enclosure has many roles.
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