May 2013 Table of Contents

Words: Dan KamysTable of Contents

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Saws for Masons No matter the task or function in question, the masonry saws industry has researched and developed the perfect saw for the job. Anchoring Stone Veneers When using stone as a veneer, engineering and design are critical factors in a successful building project. Building Information Modeling-Masonry A look at the BIM-M Roadmap, which will guide the initiative on a multi-year, multi-project venture Rehabs/Restorations Case Studies Three examples of masonry project rehabs and restorations highlight challenges and how they were met. University of Maryland’s Shoemaker Hall Alcatraz Tobacco Row, Lancaster Pa.
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COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS From The Editor Chairman’s Message Government Affairs New Products Masonry Veneer Case Study Restoration and Renovation Business Building Full Contact PM Classified Advertising News New Members MCAA Upcoming Education

Executing Color-Driven Designs Without Compromising Craftsmanship
March 2026

On today’s jobsites, masonry contractors are being asked to do more than install manufactured stone veneer (MSV). They’re being asked to interpret design trends and execute them with precision. Homeowners arrive with curated Pinterest boards. Designers r

The Enduring Aesthetic Power of Brick
March 2026

For centuries, brick has shaped the built environment in ways that few materials can match. From the stately facades of historic campuses to the bold, contemporary forms of modern civic buildings, brick is both a foundation of architectural tradition and

Expert Tips for Brick Installation
March 2026

Clay brick has long been valued for both its durability and aesthetic appeal, but achieving a clean, consistent build that will endure for a lifetime depends just as much on jobsite discipline, install strategy, and preventative moisture management as it

Combining Modern Healthcare with Tribal Design: Nisqually Health & Wellness Center
March 2026

The Nisqually Health & Wellness Center is a project that the wonderful team here at Warfield Masonry completed in 2020. Built on the Nisqually Reservation (near Olympia, Washington), this project incorporates a variety of masonry materials into its tribal