RAINSCREEN AND CURTAIN-WALL CLASSIFICATION RECORD
Original Global Architecture Atlas learning worksheet; not a construction specification.

Drawing / system designation and source date:
Zone being reviewed: opaque wall / glazing / opening / interface / other:
What is the outer rain-shedding line?
Where is the clear air gap, and where are its boundaries?
Does the labeled cavity include insulation or other layers?
Where is the air-control layer, and how are its transitions identified?
What backs or supports the outer assembly?
How does the enclosure transfer its own weight and wind loads to the primary structure?
What rain-control description is documented: drained-and-ventilated / pressure-equalised / other / unknown?
What evidence supports that description beyond a visible vent or joint?
Assembly label, recorded separately: stick-built / unitized / other / unknown:
Interface drawing references still needed:
What cannot be established from the available photograph or section?

Fictional example:
Known: opaque rainscreen panels sit outside an insulated frame-based backing assembly.
Rain-control classification: rainscreen arrangement shown; exact ventilation and pressure response still need details.
System classification: consult the named curtain-wall/frame system and its structural connections.
Assembly classification: not established by these layer labels.
Conclusion: the labels can describe different features of one assembly; they are not automatic alternatives.