One of the cardinal rules of roof design is to provide adequate slope for drainage of storm water off the roof.
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Buildings are responsible for approximately 42 percent of CO2 emissions, 15 percent of which is attributed to the embodied carbon of materials.
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Fueled by traffic, construction, airplanes, and children playing in the schoolyard, noise pollution is an ongoing challenge.
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Low-impact furnishings and flooring have emerged as a pivotal aspect, capturing the attention of both designers and consumers alike.
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R-value is often used for judging the insulating ability of static building materials, but metal rolling and sectional doors require additional considerations when it comes to assessing thermal performance.
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Air and water-resistive barrier systems play a crucial role in the longevity and performance of commercial buildings, and safeguarding against issues such as excessive energy consumption and moisture-related damage.
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Substrate preparation is a crucial first step in the flooring installation process and it can significantly impact the appearance and longevity of the final flooring material.
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The design of contemporary cavity wall assemblies is the result of a century of trial and error.
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PCTI’s new 250 m2 (2,700 sf) office space is comprised of two individual offices, a large, common workspace for numerous desks, and a considerable storage area. The most unique element of the space is its “sky” theme. With lots of window space, the open common space has blue walls...
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Over the nearly 30 years since this legislation was passed, a rash of innovations have been incorporated into hospital design and construction, including advanced seismic systems (such as seismic isolation, damping, and buckling-restrained braces), nonlinear analysis techniques, comprehensive nonstructural bracing, and performance-based evaluations. There is an increasing understanding that...
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