AEC Daily

1 hour program

Provides an overview of a steel stud wall assembly with a rain screen veneer that delivers optimal thermal performance, moisture management and air barrier properties while accommodating a variety of cladding options for customizable building aesthetics.

This course is part of one or more "Course Collections". Click here to view the details.

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Provides an overview of the problems and solutions associated with roofing in cold climates, including a discussion on the proper engineering of snow retention devices.

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Provides an overview of the proper design of single-wythe concrete masonry walls.

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Provide an overview of the benefits of insulated metal wall paenls used as barrier wall solutions. Speak to the comparative advantages insulated metal barrier walls possess over traditional forms of construction includingbuild speed, design flexibility, thermal performance, and environmental impact

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Provides an overview of Insulated Metal Panels (IMPs) with a focus on the performance properties of mineral wool core panels, in terms of their green features and fire resistance ratings. Code requirements, design specifications, and environmental considerations are also discussed.

This course is part of one or more "Course Collections". Click here to view the details.

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Provides an overview of insulated metal wall and roof panels (IMPs) in terms of their material, finish, and construction life cycle; designed with features and benefits to enhance building performance, conserve energy and contribute to the sustainable built environment.

This course is part of one or more "Course Collections". Click here to view the details.

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Provides an overview of the features, components, options and applications of various types of commercial rolling door products.

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When your client needs a high-density mobile shelving system where do you start? This presentation will help you understand the basic components of a mobile system, from the ground (rails and wheels) up (shelving and end panels). This understanding will ensure that you and your client specify exactly what you need for your project.

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This AIA/CES-registered presentation will take a look at the storage solutions typically used in several work environments: healthcare, military, public safety, library, museum, industrial and business/office. For each environment, unique storage solutions will be highlighted and explained as they relate to: aesthetics, capacity, growth, security, and speed of access. In addition, storage solutions that address the overarching challenges of budget constraints and sustainable design will be discussed.

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This presentation describes the requirements of Federal Executive Order 13514 and how storage can assist in compliance. The GSA provides some guidelines for sustainable contract actions, which we review and based on these recommendations we will demonstrate how storage can directly impact sustainable design and comply with federal regulations.

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In this presentation we will follow medical supplies throughout the Acute Care environment in order to see how storage location and configuration, if correctly designed, can influence staff functions, staff efficiency, staff productivity, and ultimately patient care. In addition, careful planning can produce marked improvements in inventory control--a prime importance in healthcare facilities today. Learn how to bring storage closer to the point-of-care, plan storage with sustainability in mind and understand the various storage planning considerations.

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Libraries are no longer JUST places for research, browsing, studying, and quiet contemplation. The library’s functionality is changing from “book storage space” to “technology-rich people space.” Learn how new information formats, student expectations, steady acquisition rates, weeding, digitizing, economic conditions and sustainable design challenges can all be addressed with appropriate storage solutions and space planning.

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Sustainable Design is more and more a significant consideration with new construction and renovation projects alike. As a result, architects and designers are faced with increased pressures to balance sustainability with the client’s usability needs and budgetary constraints.

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Provides an overview of how the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design apply to plumbing products, and discusses how universal design makes kitchens and baths more accessible for all people to use.

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Provides an overview of the components, features, benefits, and manufacturing of factory preblended mortar, including a discussion of specification standards and considerations when selecting mortar.

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This course discusses the importance of a Life Cycle Analysis versus a product or manufacturer stating that it is “green.” Also, looks into the idea that a LEED Platinum Building certified by the USGBC can still have paper towels in the bathrooms. A deep analysis was done from a third party in looking as various types of hand drying applications and their impact on the environment.

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Proporciona un panorama general de los conceptos de construcción sostenible y los aspectos básicos del sistema de clasificación LEED®, los créditos estándares LEED para pinturas y revestimientos y el desarrollo y las características de las pinturas de bajos COV, incluidos los ingredientes de COV, los reglamentos en vigor y los procedimientos de prueba.

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Provides an overview of the benefits of designing a space with ample views and daylight, the challenges this presents, and how motorized shading can help solve these issues.

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An interactive presentation on how glass blocks are made, how they contribute to LEED points and sustainability, how they are used in traditional masonry applications, how new advances are offering fenestration that is resistant to bombs, bullets, forced entry, hurricanes and tornados.

1 hour program

Provides an overview of naturally durable wood products, their role, and applications within the green building movement.

This course is part of one or more "Course Collections". Click here to view the details.

2 hour program

Provides an overview of pultruded fiberglass window systems and compares them with traditional wood, aluminum, and PVC window systems across a wide variety of performance attributes including: strength and durability, sustainability, condensation resistance, expansion /contraction, fabrication and installation.

This course is part of one or more "Course Collections". Click here to view the details.

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Provides an overview of below grade building structures, the importance of waterproofing, and descriptions of waterproofing systems including Concrete CMU Walls and Lagging/Blindside Walls.

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Provides an overview of the causes and consequences of moisture problems beneath concrete slabs in flooring applications, as well as a discussion on the types and characteristics of under-slab vapor retarders/barriers.

This course is part of one or more "Course Collections". Click here to view the details.

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Provides an overview of the feature, benefits, and applications of upward-acting commercial sectional door systems. Selection criteria, and the construction and operation features that are available to enhance door performance are discussed.

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Provides an overview of the environmental performance of coating technologies and finishes for metal facades.

This course is part of one or more "Course Collections". Click here to view the details.