November 2014 Table of Contents

Words: Dan KamysTable of Contents

November 2014 Volume 53, Number 11

FEATURES

MCAA Midyear Meeting The 2014 MCAA Midyear Meeting was heavily attended by a group eager to learn, network and enjoy Milwaukee. Natural Stone A beautiful Arizona residence showcases the natural bond of mortar, natural stone and the mason. Nebraska State Capitol With recent restoration projects at the Nebraska State Capitol, preservation staff tested masonry cleaning techniques. Handheld Tools Masonry reviews several handheld tools for the mason contractor. Green Building LEED v4 presents a significant shift in program approaches, with changes designed to push designers and builders into new realms of sustainability innovation. .		 alt

COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS

From The Editor Chairman’s Message Government Affairs New Products MCAA TEAM Awards Association News Full Contact PM Classified Advertising News

Restoring South High School: A Beaux-Arts Icon in Youngstown
January 2026

By Eric Holm, Executive Director, Jubilee Urban Development A Testament To Time And Craftsmanship In the heart of Youngstown, Ohio, stands a structure that has witnessed more than a century of history, resilience, and craftsmanship. South High School,

Technical Talks
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Case Study: Battersea Power Station
January 2026

Battersea Power Station has long held a unique place in British industrial architecture. For masonry professionals, it represents something even more specific. It is one of the largest brick buildings ever completed, a structure that demonstrates both the

Cassandra Stern
Case Study
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Risk Management Benefits of Reviewing the OSHA Top 10
January 2026

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) Top 10 Most Frequently Cited Standards serve to keep employers aware of common risks that can have serious consequences. This annual list highlights the most frequently cited violations that inspe

Patrick Cunningham
MAP Partner
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Government Affairs: Immigration Talks Are Heating Up!
January 2026

For some of you, I might be starting to sound like a broken record (nice that “vinyl” is coming back in vogue, so even our younger masons know what a record is!)…WE NEED YOUR HELP ON DIGNITY ACT…WE NEED YOUR HELP ON DIGNITY ACT…WE NEED YOUR HELP ON THE DI

Stephen Borg
Legislative
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