Forensic Engineering Analysis Of Codes Causative Of Building Envelope Failures
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Moisture Intrusion And Accumulation In The Building Envelope Causes Conditions Of Deterioration Including Development Of Mold Which Form The Basis Of Numerous Lawsuits. The Causes Of Intrusion Of Moisture/Water Into The Envelope Relate To Materials And Construction Methods Which In Turn May Relate To One Or Multiple Subcontractors Or Suppliers On A Project. Any Of The Contractors, Subcontractors, Suppliers Or Product Manufacturers May And Commonly Are Parties In Complex Litigations Involving Damage In The Building Envelope. The Involved Parties Commonly Include The General Contractor, Architect, Engineers, Masonry Subcontractors, Hvac Subcontractor, Window Manufacturer, Window Vendor, Framer/Window Installer, Roofer, Siding Subcontractor, Insulation Subcontractor Etc.Downloads
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2006-01-01
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Jillson, Geoffrey. 2006. “Forensic Engineering Analysis Of Codes Causative Of Building Envelope Failures”. Journal of the National Academy of Forensic Engineers 23 (2). https://doi.org/10.51501/jotnafe.v23i2.663.
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