As one of the people in question, I sympathize with your problem.
May I suggest a couple of excellent resources?
Moisture Control Handbook by Joe Lstiburek. Available from Amazon for less than $20.
www.buildingscience.com
If you understand the concepts discussed in these resources, you will be able to tell whether your architect, builder or inspector also does.
Good luck, almost none of them do. And that includes highly educated architects and very experienced builders, even when they're highly ethical.
Their training and experience has just been in other areas. An example is the architect on this thread who claims that insulation is a cure-all for moisture and mold problems.
I am aware of one builder in OH was forced into bankruptcy because he switched to a wall system which increased the R-factor by about 20%. That small increase tipped the assembly over the edge, and structures began literally decaying in a couple of years.
400 homes later, at an average remediation cost of $30k, he was out of business and the buyers were out of luck.