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The reuse of underutilized and vacant buildings is an important consideration as policymakers seek to address the housing crisis. Building codes must continue to adopt to meet the evolving needs of cities. Image courtesy of International Code Council.
The Impact of Fasteners on Building Envelope Performance
Understanding the impact of fasteners penetrating through the control layers responsible for keeping a building dry is critical to long-term sustainability both in terms of durability and energy performance.
Paving the Way for Better Structures with AWBs
A key component of the building envelope is Air and Water-Resistive Barrier (AWB) systems, vital to safeguarding educational structures. The AEC community should consider AWB systems to help protect these institutions.
Avoiding Common Low-Slope Roof Design Problems
Outlines seven points that, if kept in mind during the design process, can eliminate many roofing-related change orders and reduce installation time and costs.
Adaptive Reuse is Critical to Addressing Housing Shortfalls
How building codes can facilitate adaptive reuse by ensuring that existing structures remain safe as they serve a new purpose, all while preserving their original features.
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Durability From a Timeless Product
Offers a thorough evaluation of the major types of low-slope asphaltic roof systems. Historical systems, like BUR, are discussed, as well as more modern innovations, like APP and SBS.
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