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Winter 2008 edition now available:
Journal of Building Enclosure Design — This BETEC biannual publication focuses on the latest developments in building energy conservation, security, and improved building envelope design and performance. It is distributed to all BETEC and other NIBS’ councils’ members. To subscribe at no cost, email your name and address to jbed@nibs.org. Click on the cover to download the Winter 2008 issue. Previous issues below.

Summer 2007 edition now available:
Journal of Building Enclosure Design — This BETEC biannual publication focuses on the latest developments in building energy conservation, security, and improved building envelope design and performance. It is distributed to all BETEC and other NIBS’ councils’ members. To subscribe at no cost, email your name and address to jbed@nibs.org. Click on the cover to download the Summer 2007 issue. Previous issues below.
 

Winter 2007 edition now available:
Journal of Building Enclosure Design — This BETEC biannual publication focuses on the latest developments in building energy conservation, security, and improved building envelope design and performance. It is distributed to all BETEC and other NIBS’ councils’ members. To subscribe at no cost, email your name and address to jbed@nibs.org. Click on the cover to download the Winter 2007 issue or read the first issue online.

First edition published —
Journal of Building Enclosure Design — a new BETEC biannual publication focuses on the latest developments in building energy conservation, security, and improved building envelope design and performance. It is distributed to all BETEC and other NIBS’ councils’ members. To subscribe at no cost, email your name and address to jbed@nibs.org or read the first issue online.

As the need for better-performing building wall, roof and fenestration systems and related indoor environments grows domestically and internationally, the inaugural issue provides a forum for new ideas and initiatives. The Journal’s editorial focus is on the latest developments in building energy conservation, security, and improved building envelope design and performance.

The Journal of Building Enclosure Design is published semi-annually, in an 8 ½”x 11”, full color, high-quality format. It is distributed to all BETEC and NIBS’ members and council members, including a host of corporate, government, and association personnel, design and construction professionals, and researchers and academics in Canada and the United States. In addition, the Journal is sent to federal, state and provincial, and municipal government departments and agencies across North America. The Journal will be distributed at various events throughout the year to promote BETEC membership and initiatives. Essentially, the publication will reach the major decision-makers in both residential and non-residential building sectors in Canada and the United States.

BETEC will use the Journal of Building Enclosure Design in keeping with NIBS’ mandate to improve public/private cooperation in research, development, and use of new technologies to improve the built environment. The Journal disseminates information about building enclosure research and development and will strive to expand the forum for consensus-driven resource allocation, coordination, evaluation, and policy formation.

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