Description
Author(s): Denis Shchetnikov
Publisher: Scholars’ Press
Publisher Imprint: Scholars’ Press
BISAC: Engineering (General)
This book presents a systematic approach to one of the most demanding areas of architectural installation: achieving precision when real construction conditions deviate from ideal design geometry. Drawing on extensive field experience, Denis Shchetnikov examines how structural interfaces, dimensional tolerances, substrate irregularities, material behavior, and installation sequencing affect the accuracy and long-term performance of architectural systems. The book introduces practical methods for adaptive positioning, calibration, tolerance compensation, and controlled installation, showing how field adjustments can be transformed from improvised solutions into repeatable engineering processes. It is intended for construction professionals, installers, engineers, and specialists working with precision architectural systems and complex building interfaces.
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