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MASONRY
October 2009 Vol. 48, No. 10
on the cover
Shown on the cover is the new East Wing of the Cleveland Museum of Art, designed by New York-based Rafael Viñoly Architects, and Philadelphia-based Vitetta. The stone subcontractor was Scotstone Inc. in Cleveland. General contractors were Graciano Corp in Pittsburgh, and Jance Construction in Mentor, Ohio. Stone Suppliers were Georgia Marble in Tate, Ga.. and Johnston and Rhodes Bluestone in East Branch, N.Y.
features
# 16
Case Study: Choosing the Right Tool for the Job
Selecting the right tool can make all the difference in staying on track with a project.
# 18
# 26
State of the Industry: Cranes and Compact Equipment
As we continue to measure the impact of this relentless economy on different facets of the masonry industry, Masonry talked with two experts in the cranes and compact equipment industries to gain real-time insight.
Flashing and Drainage Components in Cavity Wall Construction
One industry expert cuts through the clutter regarding product selection for flashing and drainage systems in cavity wall construction.
# 18
columns & departments
# 8 For The Record
# 10 President's Message
# 12 Government Affairs
# 14 New Products
# 28 Full Contact PM
# 29 Legal Issues
# 30 Classified Advertising
# 31 News
# 16 28
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