Masonry Design and Detailing



MASONRY DESIGN

AND DETAILING

For Architects and Contractors

CHRISTINE BEALL, NCARB, CCS

Fifth Edition

McGraw-Hill

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PREFACE TO FIFTH EDITION

One of the primary changes to this edition is the introduction of the

International Building Code and its requirements for masony in lieu of the Uniform, Standard, and National codes. The Masonry Standards Joint

Committee (MSJC) Building Code and Specification (ACI 530/ASCE 5/TMS

402) is still the primary code reference and, in fact, it is the primary reference

for the new IBC as well. The 2000 edition of the IBC was based on the 1999

MSJC Code and the 2003 IBC is based on the 2002 MSJC Code. Code requirements

have been expanded to include veneers, glass unit masonry, and prestressed masonry.

I have also added dozens of new details and photographs to help illustrate

the recommendations made in the text. As always, the subject of moisture

penetration resistance has been expanded, with new details for window flashing,

parapet intersections, drainage accessories, and other items of recurring

interest. A discussion of the basic principles of water penetration resistance

has also been added to help shed light on the options available to architects and contractors today.


CHRISTINE BEALL, NCARB, CCS

Austin, Texas


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