Masonry For Designers And Specifiers
July 2020

Masonry For Designers And Specifiers

Design Intent and Constructive Collaboration
July 2019

Designers are responsible for converting the design intent into specific indications and words in the construction documents; and it's the contractor's responsibility to interpret those indications and words to bid and construct the project. It's not the

The Mystery of the Wandering Drip Edge
May 2019

The Mystery of the Wandering Drip Edge

Krystol Mortar Admixture (KMA) From Kryton
July 2017

KMA is a hydrophilic crystalline admixture used to provide long-term protection of masonry mortars and concrete masonry units against water and waterborne contaminants by reducing permeability and absorption of the mortar. Simplifying installation by rem

Urbahn Architects Complete Renovation of Historic Morgan Avenue Subway Station
May 2017

The New York City architectural and planning firm of Urbahn Architects has completed the renovation of the historic Morgan Avenue subway station house for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA). Serving the L train line, the Morgan Avenue statio

PROSOCO to Provide Air and Moisture Barrier Products for CavityComplete Wall System
April 2017

PROSOCO to Provide Air and Moisture Barrier Products for CavityComplete Wall System

New Construction Starts in 2017 to Increase 5% to $713 Billion
January 2017

According to the Dodge Data & Analytics (http://www.construction.com) “2017 Dodge Construction Outlook,” total U.S. construction starts for 2017 will advance 5 percent to $713 billion, following gains of 11 percent in 2015 and an estimated 1 percent in 2

SSIP versus ROAR: Stone Masonry Facades of Historic Church
January 2015

SSIP versus ROAR: Stone Masonry Facades of Historic Church

Acme Brick’s Blade Cut Brick Debuts on New Texas A&M San Antonio Campus
December 2014

Construction of Texas A&M San Antonio’s new Central Academic Building opens a new chapter for the A&M system, and an entire new product line for Acme Brick.<

GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc. Acquires Huff & Huff, Inc. of Oak Brook, Ill.
October 2014

Norwood, Mass.-based environmental and geotechnical consulting firm GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc., has acquired Huff & Huff, Inc., of Oak Brook, Ill.

Lighthouse Restoration
August 2008

In 1835, when the Pemaquid Point lighthouse was built in Bristol, Maine, the American paint industry did not yet exist. Portland cement technology was still more than three decades away from reaching the United States, and prepackaged paint production wo