Below are a few examples of forensic architectural projects. Click each photo to open a larger version. Once the larger version is open you can navigate to the next image in the series.
Destructive investigations; removal of cornice piece of material for testing and evaluation of underlying conditions.
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Construction defects; image annotated for reporting.
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Corroded shelf angle and fastener.
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Pressurized window water testing for compliance and specifications.
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Pressurized window water field test of mockup window.
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Forensic evaluation instruments.
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Plant material in gutters causes water to back up into adjacent walls and soffits.
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Mortar missing in brick masonry wall allows water into interior of building.
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Recladding in progress.
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Destructive investigation uncovers rot and mold growth from moisture intrusion due to building envelope defects.
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Construction defects; image annotated for reporting.
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Bacterial growth in closet due to moisture intrusion.
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Rot and mold growth beneath siding due to building envelope defects.
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Severe corrosion due to construction defects and resulting exposure to moisture and salt air. |
Mold growth in cornice due to excessive porosity within the manufactured stone. |
