Construction Specifier
SEPTEMBER 12, 2022
By Eric Atkins, CEP, AIA. Water, wind, and ice—while their force and formidable power continue to threaten even the best laid structures, building science and cladding products has come a long way in the defense against weather damage. Photos courtesy Fiberon. Bridging form and function with modern rainscreens.
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He is a member various professional organizations, has been an officer and director of the Chicago Chapter AIA, President of the Chicago Chapter, Construction Specifications Institute, and writes a regular construction law column for The Construction Specifier. He is a Fellow of the AIA as well as the Association of Licensed Architects.
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NH Construction Law
NOVEMBER 7, 2018
It does not address whether, once an owner sues, the contractor’s rejected offer to repair defective work will be a defense to claims for damages measured by the cost of having a third party do the repairs. First, not doing so may doom any mitigation of damages defense down the road. See B erkshire Medical Center, Inc.
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