February 2010 Table of Contents

Words: Dan KamysTable of Contents
Volume 49, Number 2

FEATURES

Insight: The Mast Climber Industry Masonry gets the straight scoop from Premier Scaffold Solutions’ Michael Solomon. Saw Blades: Which Wheel is Right for Your Job? Understanding the components of a diamond wheel can lead to better buying decisions. Moisture Management: The First Line of Defense Protective coating’s role in stopping moisture infiltration in masonry buildings.		 alt

COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS For the Record President's Message Government Affairs Making the Grade New Products Full Contact Project Management News MCAA Certification Calendar Classified Advertising

Stepped White Brick Facade Shows How Masonry Can Shape A Modern School In France
March 2026

A school project in France is drawing attention for a stepped white brick facade that wraps a group of campus buildings. The design, featured by Designboom, is a reminder that brick is not just a material choice, it can be the architectural “language” tha

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Zigzagging Brick Facade Showcases Masonry Craft At Somerset Shoemaking Museum
March 2026

A new shoemaking museum in Somerset is getting attention for a zigzagging brick facade, a detail that turns a simple exterior into a piece of craftsmanship. For the masonry industry, it is another reminder that brick can do more than “finish” a building,

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Beijing Tightens Great Wall Protections, Raising The Bar For Masonry Preservation Work
March 2026

Beijing has enacted new regulations aimed at strengthening protection of the Great Wall, according to Global Times. For anyone who works on historic brick and stone structures, it is a reminder that masonry preservation depends on clear rules, careful pla

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Heritage Stone Restoration And DOFF Cleaning Spotlight Specialized Masonry Care
March 2026

A London Daily News item points readers to Shire Stone Care’s focus on heritage stone restoration and a cleaning approach known as DOFF. For mason contractors, it is a timely reminder that historic stone and mortar demand cleaning and repair methods that

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