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A new resource from Prosoco provides a repository of contractors across the U.S. who have been trained through the SWR Institute Validated Air- and Water-Resistive Barrier Training Program. This independent, third-party program certifies that participating contractors have training on safety, material science, visual demonstration, plans and specification review, installation, quality […]
Laticrete Regional Sales Manager Peter McKeon recently raised $13,717 for cancer treatment and research when he rode in the 192-mile Pan Mass Challenge bike ride across the state of Massachusetts this past summer. It was the sixth time that McKeon has participated in the event.
W. R. Meadows offers a new "Detailing Air Barriers" course via the AEC Daily website that not only help teach aspects of different elements including (but not limited to) building envelope, waterproofing and concrete restoration, but also count towards AIA credit.
The American Concrete Institute (ACI) announced the winners of the 2015 Excellence in Concrete Construction Awards, who were honored during the ACI Awards Gala at the Concrete Convention & Exposition, November 9, 2015 in Denver, Colorado.
On Sunday, Nov. 8, 2015, the American Concrete Institute presented six awards and delivered the next presentation of the Katharine and Bryant Mather Commemorative Lecture Series during The Concrete Convention and Exposition.
The new Hilti Green rotating laser PR 3-HVSG provides up to four times better visibility and a finer, more accurate line compared to a conventional red beam, ensuring better range of vision over longer distances.
Dur-A-Flex Inc., a leading manufacturer of commercial, industrial and institutional seamless, resinous floor systems, has released a new line of decorative vinyl chips to be used with its flooring systems.
Urbanest is student accommodation with a difference, where everything is top of the class; is distinctive, interactive and extremely functional. The renowned student hub was founded in 2008 and has expanded to Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.
Green Seal, the nation’s first independent non-profit certifier of sustainable products and services, has introduced a revised version of its GS-11 Standard that is expanded to cover most types of architectural coatings on the market today.
In a recent conversation with Todd Scharich, decorative concrete technical specialist with the American Society of Concrete Contractors, this question came up: What happens when plastic, lumber or construction debris is left on colored concrete during initial curing?
