Masonry International is the main publication of the International Masonry Society and is normally published three times each year. It has a Journal section containing original papers on research and practice. It also contains news items, notices of meetings, book reviews and issues concerning legislation and International Standards.
Members can download for free any journal article from the back catalogue and whole issues of Masonry International from Volume 29, No 1 onwards. Non-members can purchase the downloads. See our Publications Section, which also includes hard copies of Masonry International and other IMS documents for sale to members and non-members.
Recent Masonry International Publications
- Open Access Payment 11th July 2026
- Masonry Veneer Lintels: Practical Design and Details 12th June 2026
- Identifying Wall Tie Deterioration in Masonry Veneer Wall Specimen using Finite Element Model Updating and Implications for Structural Capacity 12th June 2026
- Simplified Tool for Seismic Resilience Assessment of Bridges 2nd June 2026
- Thermal Performance Enhancement in Masonry Units Incorporating Agricultural Waste: A Systematic Review of Experimental Evidence 2nd June 2026
- Finite Element Micro-Modeling of Partially Grouted Masonry Walls Subjected to In-Plane Shear 2nd June 2026
- Multilevel Framework for Structural Analysis of an OldMasonry Building 2nd June 2026
- Modeling Natural Carbon Uptake of Dry-Cast Manufactured Concrete Products Open access 27th May 2026
- Masonry International Vol 36 No. 1 9th October 2025
- Waste To Building Material: A New Masonry Block With Glass Waste 19th September 2025
Featured in Vol 36, No 1
Refereed Papers
Numerical Modelling for Analysing the Behaviour of Concrete Blocks with Different Properties During and After Fire
R.B.A. VERONESE, W.A. MEDEIROS, C. MALUK, G.A. PARSEKIAN and A.L. MORENO JR
Numerical and Analytical Studies of Unreinforced Hit-and-Miss Masonry Walls Subjected to Out-of-Plane Pressure Loading: Horizontal Bending
M.A. HOSSAIN and M.J. MASIA
Waste To Building Material: A New Masonry Block With Glass Waste
C. JAYASINGHE, I.E. ARIYARATNE, O.M. HASARANGA and R.M.M.N.D. MAPA
Cover Picture:
Westminster Abbey, northern side.
