Building Envelope - Articles - Page 53

A Polyurethane Solution to Waterproofing the House

Waterproofing Your Home: Water-Resistant Spray Polyurethane Foam a Helpful Solution in Flood-Prone Regions

June 3, 2013

When it comes to preventing moisture damage, mold and other hazards caused by excess water, using water-resistant insulation in floors, walls and ceilings is crucial.

Environmental Product Declarations–The New Benchmark? (Part 2)

Straight Green

Chris Dixon

June 3, 2013

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Part 2 of Chris Dixon's discussion on Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs).

A Tough Barrier

Air barrier membrane protects a Florida residence from the ravages of wind-driven rain and guards against the harmful effects of moisture and air infiltration.

May 1, 2013

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Florida's climate makes moisture a difficulty, but not with this system.

Hydrophobic Acrylic Finishes

BASF Construction Chemicals

April 25, 2013

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The company has introduced Tersus Finishes, a line of modified acrylic finishes designed to provide strong water repellency and enhanced resistance to environmental soiling.

All About Insulated Metal Panels

The IMP edge for construction efficiency and envelope performance.

Paul Bertram

April 4, 2013

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Insulated Metal Plates create efficient and stunning buildings.

green alternatives to conventional building materials

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A Greener Curtain Wall

Chris Dixon

April 4, 2013

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Green alternatives to conventional commercial building materials have bamboozled the industry, but no longer.

Johns Manville Publishes 2012 Sustainability Report

Johns Manville announced the publication of its 2012 Sustainability Report, “We Build Environments.”

April 2, 2013

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Johns Manville announced the publication of its 2012 Sustainability Report, “We Build Environments.”

Keene Announces Acquisition of Dependable

February 4, 2013

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Keene Building Products has announced the acquisition of Dependable Chemical, a local floor products manufacturer in Ohio.

GSA Wants to Turn Every Federal Building Into A Sustainable Laboratory

Chris Dixon

January 2, 2013

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The Federal Government’s General Services Administration owns and leases over 350 million square feet of office space—nearly 10,000 buildings, housing more than a million federal employees.

Insulated Metal Panel Wall and Aluminum Window Systems

IMP wall and window systems—the benefits of integrated components.

Greg Lusty

December 7, 2012

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Today’s evolving architectural industry calls for a new, smarter wall, offering not only the best in performance, sustainability, value and aesthetics, but advanced wall-to-window integration capabilities to meet the growing demands of sustainable construction.