Posts Tagged ‘MSV’
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Bellaire Condominiums in Review
Berman & Wright Architecture, Engineering & Planning was contacted to investigate the conditions present at the Bellaire Condominiums in … Read more
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The History of Building Materials
A shelter is a fundamental need of all people. Historically, contractors have improved and adapted construction methods to fit a wide range of environments, resources, and skill sets. Prior to … Read more
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Built to Last: General Rules of Thumb for Estimating the Useful Life of your Building Envelope
By: Erin Collins-Cecil, Assoc. AIA, Project Consultant/Architectural Designer Common perception used to be that older homes were “built to last;” quality craftsmanship and building materials were the norm. However, that … Read more
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Installation Standards for Adhered Manufactured Stone Masonry Veneer (“AMSMV”)
By Ronald A. Mueller, CSI, CCS, CCCA April 7, 2015 Adhered Manufactured Stone Masonry Veneer (“AMSMV”) is a cementitious cladding material manufactured to look like natural stone masonry that … Read more