• 2002 National Masonry Code and Specification Documents
• Major Updates to the 2005 MSJC Masonry Code
• MJSC Prepares to Enter New Code Cycle
• PCA Codes and Standards Web Site
• Seismic design considerations in model codes
• Special Inspection in the Codes and Standards
• Ten of the Top Changes to the 2005 MSJC Masonry Code
• What is MJSC?

Continuing Education Units

• Design and Construction with Grouted Reinforced Masonry
• Explore Unlimited Possibilities with Colored Masonry Mortars
• Masonry Mortars: Developing a Quality Assurance Program

Design/Build

• Design-Build Institute of America
• Design-Build and Masonry Construction

Materials

• Masonry Cement: Product Data Sheet
• Mortar Cement: Product Data Sheet
• Specifying Mortar and Grout for Unit Masonry

Miscellany

• Aluminum Frames in Masonry Walls
• Joint Types and Weather Resistance
• Masonry Cost Study Results in a Win for Balanced Design
• NCMA TEKs
• One in Six: Concrete Homes Increase Market Share
• Segmental Retaining Walls
• Using White and Colored Masonry Mortars to Expand Architectural Distinction Options
• Schools Tap into Geothermal Systems for Heating and Cooling
• Retempering Mortar

Quality Assurance/Testing

• Compressive Strength of Masonry
• Field Testing Masonry Mortar
• Field Tips: When is Field Testing of Mortar Required?
• Masonry Construction, Quality Assurance, and Inspection
• Masonry Walls and the Importance of Mockups
• MIA Codemaster: Special Inspection for Masonry
• Mortar Compressive Strength
• Quality Assurance and Inspection
• Quality Assurance for Masonry Mortar
• Verifying Compressive Strength in Masonry: Unit Strength Method vs. Prisms
• "Virtual" Laboratory

Structural Topics

• Compressive Strength of Masonry
• Technical Tips: Axial Load Capacity of URM Walls
• Verifying Compressive Strength in Masonry: Unit Strength Method vs. Prisms

 
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