Conventional building envelope setups will work less effectively in 2025, and commercial construction companies must adopt new strategies to stay successful.
The architects opted to use insulated metal panels (IMPs) for the 36,000 square-foot expansion, which brought the distribution center to approximately 225,000 square feet.
The Rainscreen Association in North America (RAiNA) announced the winners of the inaugural RAiNA Awards, recognizing outstanding achievements in rainscreen design and innovation.
The application portal will remain open through Friday, October 4, at 11:59 p.m. ET for IIBEC’s 2nd Annual Excellence in Building Enclosure Consulting (EBEC) Awards.
Siplast will be showcasing a comprehensive range of products and systems for the entire building envelope at the 2024 International Institute of Building Enclosure Consultants International Convention and Trade Show.
A single lightning strike is hotter than the surface of the sun and contains over 1 million volts of electricity. When this immense energy hits a structure, the power surges through the pipes, building structure, and electrical infrastructure. These damages can be avoided with the proper design and installation of a lightning protection system.
To efficiently future-proof the building envelope in light of the new climate reality, taking both into consideration is critical. One vital tool in this effort, though often overlooked, is air and water-resistive barriers (AWBs).
Efficiency and durability are also major contributing factors to a building’s sustainability. The roof and exterior building envelope systems are the first line of defense when looking to reduce carbon emissions and energy use, as well as ensure a building can stand the test of time.