From late 1999 to early 2001, seventeen large-scale wall specimens were built for water entry investigation in IRC Dynamic Wall Testing facility (DWTF). The specimens consisted of five stucco-clad, five Exterior Insulation and Finish system (EIFS)-clad, four masonry-clad and three siding-clad assemblies (two hardboard and one vinyl). All specimens included a window, a duct and an electrical outlet receptacle. The composition of the specimens is described with wall section drawings and photographic records of their construction.

• experiment: laboratory
• HAM hygrothermal simulation
• validation of models

1. Analysis of selected water absorption coefficient measurements
2. Building envelope and environmental control - Part 3: Issues of system integration
3. Building envelope and environmental control: issues of system integration
4. Building envelope design, Part 2: estimating field performance of thermal insulation
5. Building envelope: Heat, air and moisture interactions
6. Final Report from Task 8 of MEWS Project (T8-03) - Hygrothermal Response of Exterior Wall Systems to Climate Loading: Methodology and Interpretation of Results for Stucco, EIFS, Masonry and Siding Clad Wood-Frame Walls
7. Heat, air and moisture control in walls of Canadian houses: a review of the historic basis for current practices
8. In-Situ performance evaluation of exterior insulation basement systems (EIBS) - spray polyurethane foam: summary report
9. Integrated Methodology for Evaluation of Energy Performance of the Building Enclosures -- Part 1: Test Program Development
10. Integrated methodology for evaluation of energy performance of the building enclosures: part 3 ˇŞ uncertainty in thermal measurem
11. Modified cup for testing of water vapour transmission through thick, permeable materials
12. Moisture management of EIFS walls. Part 1.The basis for evaluation
13. Performance evaluation of exterior insulation and finish systems (EIFS)
14. Position paper on material characterization and HAM model benchmarking
15. Report from Task 8 of MEWS Project - MEWS Methodology for Developing Moisture Management Strategies - Application to Stucco Clad Wood-Frame Walls in North America
16. The energy conundrum of modern buildings
17. Three-dimensional analysis of thermal resistance of exterior basement insulation systems (EIBS)
18. Towards an engineering model of material characteristics for input to ham transport simulations - Part 1: an approach
19. Water vapor transmission and moisture accumulation in polyurethane and polyisocyanurate foams
20. Water vapor transmission through building materials and system: mechanisms and measurement  

1. A methodology to develop moisture management strategies for wood-frame walls in North America: application to stucco-clad walls
2. An Overview of the Survey of Building Envelope Failures in the Coastal Climate of British Columbia, Performed by Morrisson-Hershfield Limited for CMHC (1996)
3. Creating durable bonds between windows and walls
4. Designing exterior walls according to the rainscreen principle
5. Heat, air and moisture control strategies for managing condensation in walls
6. Moisture management: prediction of response of exterior wall elements to climates
7. Monitoring the hygrothermal performance of a masonry wall with and without thermal insulation
8. Review of factors affecting the durability of repointing mortars for older masonry  

1. Building Physics: 3rd International Conference in Building Physics
2. Building pressurisation can affect possibility of mould growth
3. Comparaison de m¨¦thodes de mesure de flux de chaleur pour sp¨¦cimens de grandes et moyennes dimensions
4. Experimental setup for the study of air leakage patterns
5. Final Report from Task 8 of MEWS Project (T8-03) - Hygrothermal Response of Exterior Wall Systems to Climate Loading: Methodology and Interpretation of Results for Stucco, EIFS, Masonry and Siding Clad Wood-Frame Walls
6. Impact of added insulation on air leakage patterns
7. Impact of added insulation on the hygrothermal performance of leaky exterior wall assemblies
8. Impact of air leakage pattern on reinsulated walls
9. Mapping of air leakage in exterior wall assemblies
10. Moisture performance of leaky exterior walls with added insulation
11. Report from Task 8 of MEWS Project - MEWS Methodology for Developing Moisture Management Strategies - Application to Stucco Clad Wood-Frame Walls in North America
12. Study of the reduced impact of thermal bridges in two sprayed-applied polyurethane wall assemblies