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Building Science for Building Enclosures

by John Straube;  Eric Burnett

This comprehensive technical text offers a wealth of information for the engineer, technical specialist, or technically minded architect. It focuses on the building enclosure, including walls, windows, roofs, below-grade construction, and the relevant building science, emphasizing the control of heat, air, and moisture.

Retail price: $75.00

Publisher Building Science Press 70 Main Street Westford, MA 01886 Phone: 978-589-5100 Fax: 978-589-5103 www.buildingsciencepress.com

Available as: book (hardcover) Length: 542 pages Published: 2005 ISBN: 0975512749

This information was last verified on 5/22/08

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