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Historic Building Inspections
1950–1980: Postwar Modernization
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1950–1980: Postwar Modernization
2 Topics
Basics
Inspection Context
1980–Present: Contemporary Retrofits and Replacements
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1980–Present: Contemporary Retrofits and Replacements
2 Topics
Basics
Inspection Context
Conditions, Concerns, and Issues
Common Roof Deterioration and Deficiency Patterns in Historic Buildings
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Common Roof Deterioration and Deficiency Patterns in Historic Buildings
2 Topics
Basics
Inspection Context
Access, Routing, and Concealment Concerns in Historic Roofs
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Access, Routing, and Concealment Concerns in Historic Roofs
2 Topics
Basics
Inspection Context
Roofing Upgrades vs. Preservation
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Roofing Upgrades vs. Preservation
3 Topics
Basics
Inspection Context
Talking Points
Safety and Regulatory Considerations
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Safety and Regulatory Considerations
5 Topics
Basics
Inspection Context
Life-Safety Issues in Older Roof Systems
Key Areas to Consider
Preservation Constraints and Roofing Work
Inspection Procedure
Starting the Inspection
What to Do
Visual Indicators
Protection and Rehabilitation
Age-Typical vs. Defect
Talking Points
Summary
WINDOWS, STOREFRONTS, AND CURTAIN WALLS
Introduction
All Things Windows, Storefront, and Curtain Walls
Historic Windows, Storefront, and Curtain Wall Strategies
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Historic Windows, Storefront, and Curtain Wall Strategies
5 Topics
Overview
Common Historic Windows, Storefront, and Curtain Wall Approaches
Visual Cues
A Brief Review of Original Fenestration and Modernization
How Building Age and Architecture Shape Windows, Storefronts, and Curtain Walls
Window, Storefront, and Curtain Wall Components in Historic Buildings
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Window, Storefront, and Curtain Wall Components in Historic Buildings
3 Topics
Overview
Fenestration Access, Terminations, and Drainage Entry Points
Window, Storefront, and Curtain Wall Bays and Groups
Common Window, Storefront, and Curtain Wall Types by Era
Overview
Pre‑1850: Handcrafted Openings and Simple Storefronts
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Pre‑1850: Handcrafted Openings and Simple Storefronts
2 Topics
Basics
Inspection Context
1850–1900: Industrial Fenestration, Bigger Glass, and Ornamented Storefronts
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1850–1900: Industrial Fenestration, Bigger Glass, and Ornamented Storefronts
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Basics
Inspection Context
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