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Best Practices Engineering Modeling & TestingA2P1057: Engineering Services: Mitigating Construction Liability and Remediation

July 18, 2023

Introduction In the building and construction industry, liabilities often arise due to unforeseen circumstances. However, when engineering services are employed before commencing a project, architects can mitigate these hazards before they become expensive in both cost and reputation. This article explores the role of engineering services in reducing risk for construction projects – from initial...

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Best Practices Composite Metal Hybrid (CMH)Continuous InsulationA2P1052: Efficient Installation Methods for Continuous Insulation Systems: Reducing Labor Costs and Time Constraints in Construction Projects

June 13, 2023

Introduction In the construction industry, the need for energy-efficient and high-performance building envelopes has led to the increased adoption of continuous insulation systems. As these systems become more prevalent, the importance of systems with efficient installation methods that save time and money without compromising quality has grown. This article explores the potential of these installation...

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Best PracticesA2P1050: The Effects of Sub-Framing on Structural Integrity

May 30, 2023

When selecting materials for construction projects, architects and engineers must consider the implications their choices will have on structural integrity. This decision can become overwhelming with many sub-framing materials now available in today’s market. At Advanced Architectural Products, we believe that understanding how different types of sub-framing affect the overall stability of a structure is...

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Best Practices Composite Metal Hybrid (CMH)A2P1049: Understanding the Differences Between Fiber-Reinforced Polymer (FRP) and Best Practice Composite Metal Hybrid (CMH) Sub-Framing

May 23, 2023

Introduction Composite materials have been gaining popularity in various industries due to their design flexibility and thermal resistance. In the construction industry, composite materials have been especially advantageous because they provide an efficient solution to common structural challenges such as weight limitations, corrosion resistance, and long-term sustainability. Aside from traditional metal-only sub-framing, two prevalent types...

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Best PracticesA2P1047: Selecting the Right Building Materials for Your Project

May 9, 2023

Introduction When it comes to constructing a commercial building, there are many important decisions that an architect or construction industry professional needs to make. One of the most crucial decisions involves selecting suitable materials for the job. Different materials can dramatically affect the durability, energy efficiency, and cost of your finished product. Here are some...

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Best Practices Building Envelope Moisture ControlA2P1042: Is Your Continuous Insulation System Managing Internal Condensation Potential?

April 4, 2023

Have you ever noticed a strange dampness in a building even though there are no visible signs of condensation on the walls or windows? This issue can often be caused by internal condensation, which happens when humid air, either internal or external, meets cold surfaces, resulting in droplets forming within a building envelope. If left...

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Best PracticesA2P1032: Joinery Methods for Z-Girt Sub-Framing

January 10, 2023

Introduction Joinery methods of Z-shaped girts can play a major role in the structural integrity of a building. There are several different joinery methods that can be used with advantages and disadvantages to all. Sub-framing Z-girts are typically manufactured in limited lengths, such as 8’. This is necessary for installation purposes, as one person can...

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Best Practices White PapersA2P2002: How to Analyze Structural Loading for FRP Z-Girt Sub-Framing

January 3, 2023

Span tables are a useful tool for many applications, but they do not accurately account for all the complexities of fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) loading. In this article, we will discuss the six items needing consideration that are not often included in span tables. For these reasons, it is best to use finite element analysis (FEA)...

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Best Practices CladdingA2P2001: Designing with Composite Sub-Framing for Fastener Performance and Building Envelope Service Temperature

November 29, 2022

With a building, it’s essential to consider the climate conditions common to the area where the building will be located. This will help you determine the type of materials and construction techniques best suited for the project. The climate conditions to consider include rainfall, humidity, and temperature extremes. By considering the climate when choosing the...

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Best Practices Cladding Continuous Insulation Thermal BridgingA2P1027: What is Continuous Insulation?

March 1, 2022

You may have heard the term continuous insulation, but what is it really? Knowing what options are on the market in a world of increasing energy prices and demands for better energy efficiency is key to a project’s success and a well-designed, long-lasting building. When thinking about a building’s energy efficiency, insulation should be top...

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