In high-performance buildings, windows are often the first place condensation appears. Understanding why requires a closer look at how glazing systems interact with interior humidity, airflow, and thermal resistance.
In this article, architectural engineer Jeffrey Sutterlin, and architect David Patterson address the importance of proper air sealing of interior glazing systems and the potential problems that can result without it.
This article appeared in the April 2026 issue of Construction Specifier and is posted with their permission.
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