Summer 2018 Back Issue
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Air Barriers
Integral Waterproofing on Commercial Jobs
Green Roofing
Livable Basements
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Air Barriers
By Vanessa Salvia
Air barriers, whether fluid-applied, self-adhered, or mechanically-fastened, have become a key component of building design and moisture management.
Integral Waterproofing on Commercial Jobs
Instead of relying on membranes, these projects used admixtures to make the concrete itself impenetrable to moisture.
Green Roofing
Planted roofs offer a host of benefits, and are installed on a wide range of commercial projects, including convention centers, apartments, and offices.
Livable Basements
By Vanessa Salvia
The right combination of waterproofing, drainage and dehumidification can make below-grade living space just as comfortable and inviting as the above-grade portions.
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