The article mentions that it's not a wood-framed building, I think implying that it's a true layered (multi-wythe) brick construction: My analysis doesn't even

The article mentions that it's not a wood-framed building, I think implying that it's a true layered (multi-wythe) brick construction: My analysis doesn't even address brick problems associated with the switch from multi-wythe brick construction to brick veneer over wood framing. (Andres Hall is not a wood-framed building.) Although buildings with brick veneer over wood framing are usually better insulated than old multi-wythe brick buildings, they are frequently plagued by an entirely new category of water entry problems due to flashing errors, clogged air spaces, and missing weep holes. But that's a topic for another article.