MASONRY Magazine

When GEORGE Met BOB: Ironsite Is MCAA's First AI-Centered Cornerstone Partner

Words: Dan Kamys

Earlier this year at World of Concrete, I taught the AI Test Drive class and gave attendees an early look at GEORGE 3.0, which we're set to release later this year. As I was wrapping up the session and people were still asking questions, the team from Iro

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When GEORGE Met BOB: Ironsite Is MCAA's First AI-Centered Cornerstone Partner

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Masonry Repair and Retrofit: Materials and Systems for Long-Term Performance
Words: David Biggs

Masonry has defined architecture for centuries, prized for its strength, durability, and timeless aesthetic appeal. From historic sites to modern designs, masonry buildings are durable and visually distinctive. However, exposure to moisture, freeze-thaw c

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Shelf angles have long been a standard component in masonry construction. Installed at the slab edge, they provide support for brick veneer and are often treated as a routine detail. However, as building performance requirements evolve, particularly aroun
Shelf Angles and Their Impact on Wall Performance
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Not all truths are self-evident. Sometimes they’re easy to forget or clouded with misunderstanding. The good news is these truths of final cleandown are not hard to implement on your next project to ensure successfully cleaned and beautiful new brick.
Five Truths About Final Brick Cleandown
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Chairman's Message: Staying the Course

Spring is one of my favorite times of year. There’s energy in the air. Jobs are picking up. Crews are hitting their rhythm. Schedules are filling up. You can feel momentum building again. And every year around this time, I find myself thinking about con

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