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• Architectural Detailing
• Contents
• Acknowledgments
• Introduction
• PART I – DETAIL PATTERNS
• SECTION 1 FUNCTION
• CHAPTER 1 Controlling Water
• Wash
• Overlap
• Overhang and Drip
• Drain and Weep
• Unobstructed Drainage
• Ventilated Cold Roof
• Foundation Drainage
• Moisture Break
• Capillary Break
• Labyrinth
• Rainscreen Assembly and Pressure Equalization
• Upstand
• Sealant Joints and Gaskets
• CHAPTER 2 Controlling Air
• Air Barrier System
• Weatherstripped Crack
• CHAPTER 3 Controlling Heat Flow
• Thermal Insulation
• Thermal Break
• Multiple Glazing
• White and Bright Surfaces
• Reflective Glazing
• Reflective Surface and Airspace
• Outside-Insulated Thermal Mass
• CHAPTER 4 Controlling Water Vapor
• Warm Interior Surfaces
• Warm-Side Vapor Retarder
• Vapor Ventilation
• Condensate Drainage
• CHAPTER 5 Controlling Sound
• Airtight, Heavy, Limp Partition
• Cushioned Floor
• Quiet Attachments
• Sound-Absorbing Surfaces
• CHAPTER 6 Accommodating Movement
• Seasoning and Curing
• Vertical-Grain Lumber
• Equalizing Cross Grain
• Relieved Back
• Foundation below Frost Line
• Structure/Enclosure Joint
• Abutment Joint
• Expansion Joint
• Control Joint
• Sliding Joint
• Building Separation Joint
• CHAPTER 7 Providing Structural Support
• Small Structures
• Connecting Dissimilar Materials
• Distributing Loads
• CHAPTER 8 Providing Passages for Mechanical and Electrical Services
• Vertical Chase
• Horizontal Plenum
• CHAPTER 9 Health and Safety
• Safe Footing
• Fall Protection
• Safe Edges
• Safe Glazing
• Nontoxic Materials
• Fire-Safe Materials
• Fire-Resistant Assemblies
• Barrier-Free Design
• Universal Design
• CHAPTER 10 Providing for the Aging of the Building
• Life Cycle
• Expected Life
• Surfaces That Age Gracefully
• Repairable Surfaces
• Cleanable Surfaces
• Maintenance Access
• Dry Wood
• Protected and Similar Metals
• Less Absorbent Materials
• Robust Assemblies
• Building Armor
• Extreme Event Protection
• SECTION 2 CONSTRUCTIBILITY
• CHAPTER 11 Ease of Assembly
• Uncut Units
• Minimum Number of Parts
• Parts That Are Easy to Handle
• Repetitious Assembly
• Simulated Assemblies
• Observable Assemblies
• Accessible Connections
• Detailing for Disassembly
• Installation Clearance
• Nonconflicting Systems
• CHAPTER 12 Forgiving Details
• Dimensional Tolerance
• Sliding Fit
• Adjustable Fit
• Reveal
• Butt Joint
• Clean Edge
• Progressive Finish
• Forgiving Surface
• CHAPTER 13 Efficient Use of Construction Resources
• Factory and Site
• Repetitious Fabrication
• Rehearsing the Construction Sequence
• Off-the-Shelf Parts
• Local Skills and Resources
• Aligning Forms with Forces
• Refining the Detail
• All-Weather Construction
• Pride of Craftsmanship
• Accepted Standards
• SECTION 3 AESTHETICS
• CHAPTER 14 Aesthetics
• Contributive Details
• Timeless Features
• Geometry and Proportion
• Hierarchy of Refinement
• Intensification and Ornamentation
• Sensory Richness
• Formal Transitions
• Didactic Assemblies
• Composing the Detail
• PART II – DETAIL DEVELOPMENT
• SECTION 1 APPLYING THE DETAIL PATTERNS
• CHAPTER 15 Detailing a Building in Wood Light Framing
• THE PROJECT
• SETTING PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
• KEY DETAILS TO DEVELOP
• EARLY WORK ON FORM, MATERIALS, AND DETAILS
• Structure and Thermal Insulation
• DETAILING THE EAVE
• Detailing the Exterior Features
• Thinking about Fasteners and Finishes
• Checking the Spatial Implications of the Eave Detail
• Detailing Insulation, Ventilation, and Interior Finishes
• DETAILING THE RAKE
• Exterior Features of the Rake
• Developing the Soffit Termination
• DETAILING THE RIDGE
• DETAILING THE GRADE CONDITION
• Structuring the Floor
• Developing the Basic Detail
• Detailing the Interior Finishes
• DETAILING THE CORNER
• DETAILING THE WINDOWS
• Selecting a Window
• Developing the Basic Detail
• Detailing the Interior Finishes
• DESIGNING THE RAFTER TIES
• Next Steps
• KEY REFERENCES
• CHAPTER 16 Detailing a Building in Architectural Concrete
• THE PROJECT
• SETTING PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
• KEY DETAILS TO DEVELOP
• EARLY DECISIONS CONCERNING MATERIAL, STRUCTURE, AND FORM
• EARLY WORK ON MATERIALS AND DETAILS
• FORMULATING AN APPROACH TO THE IMPORTANT WALL FUNCTIONS
• Water Leakage
• Thermal Insulation and Water Vapor
• DETAILING THE WALL SECTIONS
• Detailing the Window Openings
• Detailing the Interior Finishes
• Detailing the Exterior
• DETAILING THE GRADE CONDITION
• DETAILING THE CORNER OF THE BUILDING
• ELEVATION STUDIES
• NEXT STEPS
• KEY REFERENCES
• CHAPTER 17 Detailing a Brick Facing on a Concrete Frame
• SETTING PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
• KEY DETAILS TO DEVELOP
• EARLY DECISIONS CONCERNING MATERIAL, STRUCTURE, AND FORM
• EARLY WORK ON MATERIALS AND DETAILS
• FORMULATING AN APPROACH TO THE IMPORTANT WALL FUNCTIONS
• Thermal Insulation and Water Vapor
• Water Leakage
• Acoustic Privacy
• Movement
• Locating and Sizing Movement Joints
• DETAILING THE SPANDREL
• Horizontal Brickwork Dimensioning
• Vertical Brickwork Dimensioning
• Concrete Masonry Dimensioning
• Starting the Spandrel Detail
• Ties and Flashings
• Detailing the Soft Joint
• Detailing the Air Barrier
• Detailing the Backup Wall
• Detailing the Interior Finishes
• Detailing the Window Openings
• DETAILING THE CORNERS AND COLUMNS
• DETAILING THE PARAPET
• DETAILING THE GRADE CONDITION
• Checking for Thermal Bridges
• Elevation Studies
• NEXT STEPS
• KEY REFERENCES
• SECTION 2 GETTING STARTED
• APPENDIX A: The Detailer’s Reference Shelf
• APPENDIX B: Formulating Exercises for Self-Study, Studio, or Classroom Use
• INDEX
• EULA