Samir Ibrahim — 40 Years of Roofing, Real Sustainability, Air and Vapor Barriers, IIBEC (Episode #9)

We’re excited to announce this episode, featuring industry veteran Samir Ibrahim. With over 40 years of experience at Carlisle Construction Materials, Samir offers invaluable insights into the world of roofing, sustainability, and building envelopes. His fascination with the industry began in his childhood, fueling his lifelong passion for innovation in applications and methods that ensure excellence from the start.

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Updated: Free Building Envelope Tips

Our epic 3,000 word building envelope self-help guide has just been updated! With links to dozens of free resources and a down-to-earth explanation of building science first principles we hope it’s your first stop for solving building envelope problems on your own.

There are a few key principles that can guide you to the answer of almost any building envelope question. Think of these principles as a an algorithm—a map—that will guide you to the right destination.

Still have questions? Give us a shout.

Non-Destructive Testing, Infrared, and AI (Episode #8)

In this podcast episode, we dive into the innovative world of non-destructive testing (NDT), infrared technology, and artificial intelligence (AI). Join Peter Brooks and Mike Cioffi from IR Analyzers, and Kevin Kennedy from Harvard University, as we explore how these cutting-edge tools are transforming building maintenance and safety.

Peter and Mike reveal their strategies for predicting and preventing building issues, while Kevin offers insights on applying these technologies in a leading institution.

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Cutting Corners Cost 40x More Than Doing It Right

Budget will always be a factor. But while looking to save money is often a priority, there can be a right way and a wrong way to approach it. The decisions made upfront during design can have a lasting impact on the value and quality of the finished building.

CopelandBEC recently worked on a single-family residence where this lesson was learned the hard way.

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