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9780471183495

Fundamentals of Building Construction: Materials and Methods, 3rd Edition

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    9780471183495

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    0471183490

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1998-11-01
  • Publisher: Wiley

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"For the nuts-and-bolts on building construction practices and materials, thousands of professionals and students of architecture, engineering, and construction technology have turned to Edward Allen and Joseph Iano's Fundamentals of Building Construction. This new Fifth Edition of the bestselling reference and textbook provides the most up-to-date survey of the basic materials and methods used in building construction." "Using the latest building codes, standards, and developments in materials and technologies as its basis, this book covers the complete range of construction activities - from excavating and foundations to cladding and interior finishes - and examines common construction systems such as light wood frame, masonry bearing wall, steel frame, and reinforced concrete construction."--BOOK JACKET.

Table of Contents

1 Making Buildings
3(14)
Designing Buildings
4(1)
Choosing Building Systems: Constraints
4(7)
Choosing Building Systems: Information Resources
11(1)
Choosing Building Systems: The Work of the Design Professional
12(5)
2 Foundations
17(48)
Foundation Loads
18(1)
Foundation Settlement
18(1)
Soils
19(6)
Excavation
25(11)
Foundations
36(14)
Seismic Base Isolation
50(1)
Underpinning
50(1)
Retaining Walls
50(2)
Waterproofing and Drainage
52(4)
Basement Insulation
56(2)
Shallow Frost-Protected Footings
58(1)
Backfilling
58(1)
Up-Down Construction
58(2)
Designing Foundations
60(1)
Foundation Design and Building Codes
61(4)
3 Wood
65(38)
Trees
66(4)
Lumber
70(12)
Wood Products
82(9)
Chemical Treatment
91(1)
Wood Fasteners
91(7)
Wood Manufactured Building Components
98(2)
Types of Wood Construction
100(3)
4 Heavy Timber Frame Construction
103(26)
Heavy Timber (Mill) Construction
108(9)
Combustible Buildings Framed with Heavy Timber
117(1)
Longer Spans in Heavy Timber
117(3)
Heavy Timber and the Building Codes
120(5)
The Uniqueness of Heavy Timber Framing
125(4)
5 Wood Light Frame Construction
129(52)
History
131(1)
The Platform Frame
132(1)
Foundations for Light Frame Structures
133(8)
Building the Frame
141(31)
Wood Light Frame Construction and the Building Codes
172(2)
The Uniqueness of Wood Light Frame Construction
174(7)
6 Exterior Finishes for Wood Light Frame Construction
181(28)
Roofings
182(6)
Windows and Doors
188(6)
Siding
194(11)
Exterior Construction
205(1)
Exterior Painting, Finish Grading, and Landscaping
206(3)
7 Interior Finishes for Wood Light Frame Construction
209(36)
Thermal Insulation and Vapor Retarder
214(8)
Wall and Ceiling Finish
222(3)
Millwork and Finish Carpentry
225(13)
Flooring and Ceramic Tile Work
238(2)
Finishing Touches
240(5)
8 Brick Masonry
245(34)
History
246(3)
Mortar
249(2)
Brick Masonry
251(28)
9 Stone and Concrete Masonry
279(34)
Stone Masonry
280(17)
Concrete Masonry
297(11)
Other Types of Masonry Units
308(5)
10 Masonry Loadbearing Wall Construction
313(30)
Masonry Wall Types
314(3)
Detailing Masonry Walls
317(7)
Spanning Systems for Masonry Bearing Wall Construction
324(8)
Some Special Problems of Masonry Construction
332(5)
Masonry and the Building Codes
337(1)
The Uniqueness of Masonry
338(5)
11 Steel Frame Construction
343(74)
History
344(2)
The Material Steel
346(16)
Details of Steel Framing
362(9)
The Construction Process
371(18)
Fireproofing of Steel Framing
389(5)
Longer Spans in Steel
394(12)
Composite Columns
406(1)
Industrialized Systems in Steel
406(1)
Steel and the Building Codes
407(1)
The Uniqueness of Steel
407(10)
12 Light Gauge Steel Frame Construction
417(20)
The Concept of Light Gauge Steel Frame Construction
418(1)
Framing Procedures
419(7)
Other Common Uses of Light Gauge Steel Framing
426(3)
Advantages and Disadvantages of Light Gauge Steel Framing
429(1)
Light Gauge Steel Framing and the Building Codes
430(1)
Finishes for Light Gauge Steel Framing
431(6)
13 Concrete Construction
437(34)
History
438(1)
Cement and Concrete
439(4)
Making and Placing Concrete
443(4)
Formwork
447(1)
Reinforcing
448(13)
Prestressing
461(6)
ACI 301
467(4)
14 Sitecast Concrete Framing Systems
471(56)
Casting a Concrete Slab on Grade
473(3)
Casting a Concrete Wall
476(5)
Casting a Concrete Column
481(2)
One-Way floor and Roof Framing Systems
483(10)
Two-Way Floor and Roof Framing Systems
493(6)
Concrete Stairs
499(1)
Sitecast Posttensioned Framing Systems
499(2)
Selecting a Sitecast Concrete Framing System
501(3)
Innovations in Sitecast Concrete Construction
504(3)
Architectural Concrete
507(9)
Longer Spans in Sitecast Concrete
516(3)
Designing Economical Sitecast Concrete Buildings
519(1)
Sitecast Concrete and the Building Codes
519(2)
The Uniqueness of Sitecast Concrete
521(6)
15 Precast Concrete Framing Systems
527(38)
Precast, Prestressed Concrete Structural Elements
530(2)
Assembly Concepts for Precast Concrete Buildings
532(3)
The Manufacture of Precast Concrete Structural Elements
535(3)
Joining Precast Concrete Elements
538(14)
The Construction Process
552(1)
Precast Concrete and the Building Codes
552(5)
The Uniqueness of Precast Concrete
557(8)
16 Roofing
565(44)
Low-Slope Roofs
567(25)
Steep Roofs
592(12)
Roofing and the Building Codes
604(5)
17 Glass and Glazing
609(32)
History
610(2)
The Material Glass
612(11)
Glazing
623(9)
Glass and Energy
632(1)
Glass and the Building Codes
633(8)
18 Windows and Doors
641(32)
Windows
642(22)
Doors
664(9)
19 Designing Cladding Systems
673(18)
The Design Requirements for Cladding
674(5)
Conceptual Approaches to Watertightness in Cladding
679(5)
Sealant Joints in Cladding
684(2)
Basic Concepts of Building Cladding Systems
686(1)
Testing Cladding Systems
687(1)
Cladding and the Building Codes
688(3)
20 Cladding with Masonry and Concrete
691(26)
Masonry Veneer Curtain Walls
692(7)
Stone Curtain Walls
699(5)
Precast Concrete Curtain Walls
704(6)
Exterior Insulation and Finish System
710(4)
Future Directions in Masonry and Stone Cladding
714(3)
21 Cladding with Metal and Glass
717(26)
Aluminum Extrusions
718(6)
Modes of Assembly
724(3)
An Outside Glazed Curtain Wall System
727(5)
An Inside Glazed Curtain Wall System
732(1)
The Rainscreen Principle in Metal-and Glass-Cladding
732(6)
Expansion Joints in Metal-and-Glass Walls
738(1)
Slope Glazing
738(2)
Curtain Wall Design: The Process
740(3)
22 Selecting Interior Finishes
743(12)
Installation of Mechanical and Electrical Services
744(2)
The Sequence of Interior Finishing Operations
746(2)
Selecting Interior Finish Systems
748(4)
Trends in Interior Finish Systems
752(3)
23 Interior Walls and Partitions
755(38)
Types of Interior Walls
756(1)
Framed Partition Systems
756(30)
Masonry Partition Systems
786(2)
Wall and Partition Facings
788(5)
24 Finish Ceilings and Floors
793(29)
Finish Ceilings
794(1)
Types of Ceilings
794(10)
Finish Flooring
804(15)
Flooring Thickness
819(3)
Appendix 822(3)
Glossary 825(22)
Index 847

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