Table of contents for Architectural detailing : function, constructibility, aesthetics / Edward Allen and Patrick Rand ; drawings by Edward Allen, Joseph Iano, and Patrick Rand.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
PART I ? DETAIL PATTERNS
Section 1 ? Function
 Chapter 1: Controlling Water Leakage 
Wash 
Overlap 
Overhang and Drip 
Drain and Weep 
Unobstructed Drainage 
Cold Roof 
Foundation Drainage 
Moisture Break 
Capillary Break 
Labyrinth 
Rainscreen Assembly 
Upstand 
Sealant Joints and Gaskets 
	Chapter 2: Controlling Air Leakage 
Air Barrier Surface 
Weatherstripped Crack 
	Chapter 3: Controlling Heat Flow 
Thermal Insulation 
Thermal Break 
Multiple Glazing 
White and Bright Surfaces 
Reflective Glazing 
Reflective Surface and Airspace 
Outside-insulated Thermal Mass 
	Chapter 4: Controlling Water Vapor 
Warm Interior Surfaces 
Warm-side Vapor Retarder 
Vapor Ventilation 
Condensate Drainage 
	Chapter 5: Controlling Sound 
Airtight, Heavy, Limp Partition 
Cushioned Floor 
Quiet Attachments 
Sound-absorbing Surfaces 
	Chapter 6: Accommodating Movement 
Seasoning and Curing 
Vertical-grain Lumber 
Equalizing Cross Grain 
Relieved Back 
Foundation Below Frost Line 
Structure/Enclosure Joint 
Abutment Joint 
Expansion Joint 
Control Joint 
Sliding Joint 
Building Separation Joint 
	Chapter 7: Providing Structural Support 
		Small Structures 
Chapter 8: Providing Passages for Mechanical and Electrical Services 
Vertical Chase 
Horizontal Plenum 
	Chapter 9: Health and Safety 
Safe Footing 
Fall Protection 
Safe Edges 
Safe Glazing 
Nontoxic Materials 
Firesafe Materials 
Fire-resistant Assemblies 
Barrier-free Design 
	Chapter 10: Providing for the Aging of the Building
Life Cycle 
Expected Life 
Surfaces That Age Gracefully 
Repairable Surfaces 
Cleanable Surfaces 
Maintenance Access 
Dry Wood 
Similar Metals 
Less Absorbent Materials 
Robust Assemblies 
Building Armor 
Section 2 ? Constructibility
	Chapter 12: Ease of Assembly 
Uncut Units 
Minimum Number of Parts 
Parts That are Easy to Handle 
Repetitious Assembly 
Simulated Assemblies 
Observable Assemblies 
Accessible Connections 
Installation Clearance 
Nonconflicting Systems 
	Chapter 13: Forgiving Details 
Dimensional Tolerance 
Sliding Fit 
Adjustable Fit 
Reveal 
Butt Joint 
Clean Edge 
Progressive Finish 
Forgiving Surface 
	Chapter 14: Efficient Use of Construction 
Factory and Site 
Rehearsing the Construction Sequence 
Off-the-Shelf Parts 
Local Skills and Customs 
Refining the Detail 
All-weather Construction 
Pride of Craftsmanship 
Accepted Standards 
Section 3 ? Aesthetics
	Chapter 15: Aesthetics
Contributive Details 
Timeless Features 
Hierarchy of Refinement 
Intensification and Ornamentation 
Composing the Detail 
Formal Transitions 
PART II ? DETAIL DEVELOPMENT
Chapter 16: Applying the Detail Patterns 
Chapter 17: Detailing a Building in Wood Light Framing 
Chapter 18: Detailing a Building in Architectural Concrete 
Chapter 19: Detailing a Brick Facing on a Concrete Frame 
APPENDICES
Appendix A: Getting Started 
Appendix B: The Detailer's Reference Shelf 
Appendix C: Formulating Exercises for Self-Study or Classroom Use 
Index 

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Architecture -- Details.