Steel trends in buildings
Steel is used in many buildings, but for which components in which types of buildings, and what is the outlook for its future use?
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By Ian Page – 1 February 2009, Build 110, Feature article
Steel is used in many buildings, but for which components in which types of buildings, and what is the outlook for its future use?
By David Bullock – 1 February 2009, Build 110, Feature article
A flashing is a folded length of metal that provides a weathertight cover at junctions in and between walls and roofs. Getting them right is a good start towards constructing a weathertight building.
By Philip O’Sullivan – 1 February 2009, Build 110, Feature article
Maintaining the architectural integrity of a building while improving its performance is just one of the challenges of weathertightness remediation.
By Dr Hugh Byrd – 1 February 2009, Build 110
A recent study looked at what was required to future-proof current pensioner housing in Napier. Insulation, efficient heating and accessibility were found to be key concerns.