ArchitectureWeek - Puzzler Question #277

Quiz . 01 March 2006


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Created by Dave Guadagni

Architecture Puzzler #277

Which is the best temperature for concrete to cure at — 90, 73, or 55 degrees Fahrenheit? (32, 23, or 13 degrees Centigrade?)

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Architecture Puzzler #276

Asphalt emulsions are often used on below-grade basement foundations. Will this coating give you a damp-proof or a waterproof application? In general, what is the fundamental difference between a damp-proof and waterproof application?

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