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UnBuild It | Episode 101: Q&A - 2024 #2 - Open Joint Claddings

UnBuild It | Episode 101: Q&A - 2024 #2 - Open Joint Claddings

Episode 101    

The boys aim to answer two questions about whether open-joint claddings are better moisture-managed than traditional lap claddings. They mix banter, building science, and history, with a short video with Joe Lstiburek on open-joint claddings.

UnBuild It | Episode 99: Site Hydrology? Steve puts on his hydrologic engineer hat; Jake & Pete add their thinking caps...

UnBuild It | Episode 99: Site Hydrology? Steve puts on his hydrologic engineer hat; Jake & Pete add their thinking caps...

Episode 99    

This podcast emphasizes the importance of site water management in building construction. It provides resources on building assessment, Superior Walls foundation system, and Wallace Stegner's Angle of Repose. The podcast also discusses cool site water management techniques for community-level land development.

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