Rising Damp
Rising damp is a common phenomenon in older buildings, particularly those constructed without a damp-proof course. In simple terms, it … Read More
Rising damp is a common phenomenon in older buildings, particularly those constructed without a damp-proof course. In simple terms, it … Read More
The modernisation of old and historic buildings where changes to the external façade are not permit- ted can present a … Read More
Up to now the common methods to assess the risk of mold growth are based on steady boundary conditions. The … Read More
This report is the third part of the final report of Sustainable refurbishment of building facades and exterior walls (SUSREF). … Read More
This report is the second part of the final report of Sustainable refurbishment of building facades and exterior walls (SUSREF). … Read More
This report is the final report of Sustainable refurbishment of building facades and exterior walls (SUSREF). SUSREF project was a … Read More
Upgrading existing building stock is no longer a debatable issue to improve the energy performance of existing building stock and … Read More
The drive to reduce energy use and carbon emissions is one of the greatest pressures for change in the historic … Read More
In flood-prone areas, elevating a building’s floor system above the anticipated flood level can significantly limit the extent of property … Read More
Benefit or Bane? What you need to know before insulating your basement
Presentation on Summertime vapour drive
Technology & Conservation and the Harvard University Environmental Health and Safety Department presented a conference titled “Pest, Insect, & Fungus … Read More