September 2016 Table of Contents

Words: Dan Kamys

Table of Contents

Masonry Magazine September 2016

September 2016

Volume 55, Number 9 FEATURES Flashing and Drainage Installing Flashing in Non-Standard Conditions Case Study Entrance to Luxury New York Condo Embellished With Custom Terra Cotta Rainscreen System Connectors, Anchors and Fasteners Selecting Anchors and Connectors for High-Wind Areas Q&A: Brick Veneer Anchors Case Study Resupporting Old Structural Masonry Safety on the Jobsite Jobsite Safety Inspections Common Myths About Active Fall Protection Special Feature Women in Masonry: Building on a Strong Foundation    

COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS

President's Message Chairman's Message Government Affairs Business Building Full Contact Project Manager New Products Classified Advertising News

MASONRY STRONG Podcast, Episode 27 Recap: Chris Bettinger, Oldcastle Coastal
August 2025

Chris Bettinger's journey into masonry wasn't a deliberate choice but rather a confluence of unexpected life events and career shifts. With an architecture degree from the University of Michigan, Chris began his career in residential design. However, the

Justin Stengel
The MASONRY STRONG Podcast
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Masonry Veneers: Designing for Flexibility, Versatility and Structural Integrity
August 2025

Masonry veneers have become a popular choice among residential and commercial builders alike. These versatile materials offer the authentic look and feel of quarried stone while delivering enhanced durability. By minimizing the risk of cracking and reduci

John Cicciarelli
Technical Talks
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Advancing Skill-Based Assessment in Masonry Education with 3D Wall Scanning
August 2025

Over the past year, we’ve had the opportunity to demonstrate a cutting-edge 3D wall scanner at a variety of masonry competitions and career exploration events across the region, and the response has been overwhelmingly positive. Students, instructors, and

Conner Birdsong
Industry News
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How It’s Made: Clay Brick
August 2025

Going back to around 7000 B.C., when the first bricks were made from a combination of mud and straw (highlighted because mud and straw are not part of the defined parameters of masonry) and then dried in the desert sun, the general process of how brick is

Mat Tramel
Technical Talks
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