Vibing Masonry #2: Masonry for Sustainability & Energy Saving
November 2024

Welcome to the second installment of our “Vibing Masonry” series on the benefits and functionality of masonry in modern construction, with a focus on its environmental and sustainability advantages. The Environmental Case for Masonry Masonry is a sustain

September 2016 Table of Contents
September 2016

Flashing and Drainage Installing Flashing in Non-Standard Conditions Case Study

Case Study: Entrance to Luxury New York Condo Embellished With Custom Terra Cotta Rainscreen System
August 2016

The Western Specialty Contractors Facades Division (Ridgefield, N.J.) has helped to transform the discreet entrance to one of Manhattan’s most luxurious condominium high-rise buildings into a functional work of art.

Differences Between Rainscreen Walls and Cavity Walls
July 2016

Rainscreen walls have had a few different definitions over the years. Rainscreens can be designed with products and configurations that assist in creating both pressure-equalized and non-equalized or drained/back ventilated systems — all still in line wi

Masonry Magazine June 1996 Page. 34
June 1996

Terra Cotta & Cast Stone Manufacturing, Inc.

For a free estimate or information call...
1-800-989-STON (7866)

Simulates Natural Cut Stones:

• Limestone
• Brownstone
• Sandstone

Creation or Replacement of.

Masonry Magazine October 1989 Page. 27
October 1989

Careful Analysis,
Innovative Methods
Yield Huge
Cost Savings

Design firm restores and renovates bank building for 11% of the expected cost.

After renovation, the Citizen's Bank headquarters, Flint, Michigan, looks like i

Masonry Magazine August 1988 Page. 6
August 1988

Model No. VI, H. Stow

Chapman design, Collection Contemporaneo. A six-piece matched masonry system.

350 Years New...

From our beginnings in the Italy of the 17th century...through the emigration to America a hundred years ago

Masonry Magazine August 1988 Page. 13
August 1988

A Chinese warrior (upper left) made of terra cotta from the Ming Dynasty, 200 BC. Terra cotta was used by most major architectural firms during the early nineteen hundreds, who commissioned specific designs for their buildings.

A TERRA COTTA PR

Masonry Magazine August 1988 Page. 14
August 1988

Terra Cotta Primer
continued from page 13

it will serve reliably for decades. Unfortunately, during their 50 to 100 years of service, the facades of many terra cotta buildings have suffered a succession of indignities that have permitted ex

Masonry Magazine August 1988 Page. 28
August 1988

Terra Cotta Primer

continued from page 14
but telltale signs of underlying problems that are best interpreted by an experienced individual with the full support of a testing laboratory. Even in cases where the problems appear obvious-broken

Masonry Magazine August 1988 Page. 29
August 1988



Alternative Materials

Alternative materials are attractive relative to in-kind replacements due to lower initial expense. They include cut stone, precast concrete, polymer concrete, glass fibre reinforced concrete and fiberglass.

Masonry Magazine August 1988 Page. 30
August 1988

As mentioned, any program involving the replacement of terra cotta units must be accompanied by a complete repair program that will ensure the continued integrity of the terra cotta. The program will involve comprehensive repair work done at the time of

Masonry Magazine December 1987 Page. 11
December 1987

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Masonry Magazine December 1987 Page. 16
December 1987

Hold Seminar
The Masonry Institute of St. Louis sponsored a seminar on Design and Construction of Reinforced Masonry Structures on November 13 & 14 at the Engineers Club. Featured speaker for the meeting was James E. Amrhein. S.E., Executive Directo

Masonry Magazine June 1986 Page. 32
June 1986


TERRA COTTA EXHIBIT

continued from page 18
Generous support made both the competition and the exhibition possible. The newly manufactured tiles will be seen for the first time in the exhibit where they will be installed in different pa

Masonry Magazine October 1985 Page. 43
October 1985

I circulated the issue of Masonry you enclosed to the Director, Mr. Bates Lowry, and the staff. The article on terra cotta as a building material becoming more popular naturally was of great interest. Those kind comments are appreciated. The National Bui