Volume: 67 | Issue: 19 | Download
August 20th 2018 issue.
Journal of Light Construction: Vol. 36, № 11 (August 2018)
Volume: 36 | Issue: 11 | Download
On the cover: An insulation technician from Cape Cod Insulation in South Yarmouth, Mass., slips the outside layer of a split insulation batt behind wires in a bay under a window for a remodeling project. Photo by Roe Osborn. See the story on page 7.
Wood Floor Business: Vol. 31, № 4 (August / September 2018)
Volume: 31 | Issue: 4 | Download
ON THE COVER
The iconic cork floors of St. Mary of the Angels church in New Zealand required a daring installation. For more, see page 74.
Floor Covering Weekly: Vol. 67, № 18 (August 6th 2018)
Volume: 67 | Issue: 18 | Download
August 6th 2018 issue.
Metro Media: Vol. 40, № 8 (August 2018)
Volume: 40 | Issue: 8 | Download
COVER:
Birch Bay Getaway
All British Field Meet
TileLetter: Vol. 18, № 8 (August 2018)
Volume: 18 | Issue: 8 | Download
Feature Story:
LATICRETE International Inc.
Lasting art installations help transform new Northern California Children's Hospital
Architect Magazine: Vol. 107, № 8 (August 2018)
Volume: 107 | Issue: 8 | Download
On the cover: Glassell School of Art at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston by Steven Holl Architects. Photo by Richard Barnes
Tunnel Business Magazine: Vol. 20, № 4 (August 2018)
Volume: 20 | Issue: 4 | Download
ON THE COVER
Tunnel Achievement Award Winner — Northgate Link Extension, Seattle, Washington
Tramways and Urban Transit: Vol. 81, № 968 (August 2018)
Volume: 81 | Issue: 968 | Download
COVER: Chemnitz was the second German city to choose the Citylink tram-train platform; here 431 is seen on a training run at the city's Hbf on 22 September 2016. Tony Streeter
Walls and Ceilings: Vol. 81, № 8 (August 2018)
Volume: 81 | Issue: 8 | Download
On the Cover
South Valley Drywall’s Garrett (left) and Travis Vap in Orlando, Fla.
Stone World Magazine: Vol. 35, № 8 (August 2018)
Volume: 35 | Issue: 8 | Download
ON THE COVER
The James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art in St. Petersburg, FL, is focused on the art of the American West, and as a result, a stone that evoked the colors and striation of the canyons and ravines of Nevada, Arizona and Utah was desired for the facility’s design. Teakwood sandstone from Tab India met the design criteria and was fabricated into thou- sands of custom-cut sizes and shapes – creating a unique and awe-inspiring aesthetic for the museum. Photo courtesy of Tab India. Stone supplied by ASI Stone Imports, Inc.
