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Applications and operation

Three things:

The strengths and limits of the technology — honestly, because a knowledge base is only worth something if it also answers the “what is it not good for” question.

The logic of site erection, the common faults and the inspection points.

Maintenance, adaptability, deconstruction and recycling — the whole life cycle of the building.

With this technology the structure is concealed: behind the lining you cannot see what was done and how.

Two consequences follow:

  1. The timing of inspection is critical: look before it is covered.
  2. Documentation is not optional: years later it is the only source of what is in the wall.

Those two ideas run through every article in this topic.

Any particular firm’s references, prices or service packages. This topic describes what the technology can do — not who does it.

The value of a technology shows in whether someone can say honestly what it is not for. This topic answers that too.