Articles Tagged with ''weatherproofing''

From a historic hurricane and wildfire season to unprecedented social distancing efforts in commercial buildings, extreme conditions pose challenges when it comes to designing resilient, high-performing commercial enclosures—particularly commercial rooftops

For five years, GCP Applied Technologies has partnered with the Weitz Construction Academy at Seminole Ridge High School in Loxahatchee, Fla. to provide needed products and educate their students

Keeping building facades in pristine condition can be difficult and expensive because most coatings rapidly degrade in the brutal humidity, high temperatures, salt air, and harsh sunlight

In recognition of her outstanding technical leadership, Theresa Weston has been honored as a DuPont Fellow and advances to the highest technical level in the company.

With the recent natural disasters that have taken place all over the country, it has forced us to reevaluate waterproofing criteria

In wake of hurricanes Harvey and Irma, hurricanes proved that they are no longer just a coastal threat

St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Kronborg, Neb. has been through some terrifying weather in its 118-year history

One of the systems that obtain superior results in aesthetics and in weatherproofing is the D/BV system

The Dow Chemical Company