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63. SEPT. 2004. TECHNICAL note Joints in Concrete Buildings Joints in concrete buildings Any joint, as in a physical break or gap between members, in a concrete structure or building is a potential weak link which may lead to serviceability problems, lack of durability or structural failure. Yet seldom, if ever, is a building constructed without them. In many situations they are necessary requirement (eg to accommodate anticipated differential movement between members) and are sometimes regarded as a necessary evil. Frequently, problems arise because they are given insufficient attention by designers both in terms of their location and detail design.
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