Global architecture firm, Perkins&Will, in partnership with the nonprofit research organization, Healthy Building Network, has released two reports that aim for the adoption of low-carbon gypsum drywall, flooring, and insulation materials for AEC professionals.
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The Gypsum Association (GA) has released revised versions of five of its technical documents in an effort to remain consistent with current best practices.
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Resilient channel has been on the market for more than 50 years, but it seems not everyone has a clear idea of when it can be used to solve sound transmission issues in wall and floor/ceiling assemblies.
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Stephen H. Meima is the new executive director for the Gypsum Association (GA), leading the organization’s daily operations, overseeing its contributions to model building codes and standards, and sharing technical information on proper selection and installation of gypsum panel products.
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In the February issue of The Construction Specifier, we published the article, “Using Gypsum Wallboard for Acoustical Control,” by Ashwin L. Himat. The piece dealt with new drywall products designed to reduce noise. However, one reader was concerned there was a bigger picture to keep in mind. Steven Zalben, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, wrote:
The use of acoustical sealant to reduce sound transmission was only cursorily mentioned. Using an appropriate sealant on both top … Continue reading Sounding Off on Acoustic Sealants
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