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The counterflashing flange shows a downturn in 5 which would permit interior drainage if there were any leaks in the sill. This appears to be what is happening on the north Clerestory. Gym Sidin~ Louvers, and Interior Wall Gutter As building when the hose is trained on level 15 where siding is missing. 4 It was also pointed out the "as the "drawn." pointed out earlier - large amounts of water enter the the wall at the transition While in the duct works directed onto the siding and water droplets entering the siding. built" is different from and louvers with a li~ mist being louvers from the outside, I found the louvers and found water drops behind I suspect a continual light rain from the south or a driving hard rain from the south causes an accumulation of whole water behind the wall and in the felt gutter behind the louvers which drains to the low spot - the valley above the main entrance at which time it is now behind the base flashings of the built up roof - it moves south to the first opening in the decking and drops to the ceiling tile. The above is my professional opinion, I was not able to prove the water in the hallway happens as a result of this accumulation however by training the hose in the open wall where the siding was missing enough water came down the felt gutter to totally saturate a bath towel in just a matter of minutes. Due to the design of the wall I was unable to get beyond the first stud past the end of the louver. Unless there is a drain to remove accumulated water from this gutter it must seek an outlet at the valley and since it is behind and under the Built Up ROOf Membrane it is logical the water in the hallway is the result of this water migration.