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Building Science
Thinking Clearly About the 3 Levels of the Building Enclosure

Doing so can help you avoid scams, investigate failures, and maximize performance
Building Science
Is It Possible to Get Condensation on a Sponge?

A little building science puzzler on moisture and the properties of materials
Building Science
An Interesting Moisture Problem in a Trendy Restaurant

Observations by astute diners give clues as to the source
Building Science
SonicLQ: Reconnecting Acoustics and Airtightness

Early on in our work on energy-efficient homes, the connection between airtightness and sound centered on airport noise; now a new technology reconnects acoustics and air leakage
Building Science
The Truth About Al Gore’s Carbon Footprint

Now that Gore’s new movie is showing in theaters, the attacks on his credibility have begun
Building Science
The Joy of Flex

A recap of my Building Science Summer Camp presentation
Building Science
Raised-Heel Trusses Make Better Enclosures

This is another easy advanced framing technique for every home with roof trusses
Building Science
Using Total Effective Length in Duct Design

For air flow purposes, a duct system is often much longer than it appears
Building Science
Pete’s Puzzle: Mold on Painted Clapboards is Food for Thought

There is mold on the factory-primed, latex top-coated wood clapboards on the south but not the north side of our house
Building Science
Air Sealing the Ceiling Joists in an Attached Garage

A little forethought makes it a lot easier

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