1 LU|HSW Zoom registration required Course Description: With the continual popularity of open-concept spaces, there is an increasing demand for flexible space that allows occupants to reconfigure and redesign their area to fit each day’s unique needs. Join us in this one-hour course as we discuss utilizing movable and automated walls to facilitate space management in a […]
1 LU|HSW Zoom registration required Course Description: Rainscreen wall assemblies provide an environmental separation between the conditioned space and the exterior environment. This course will provide attendees with an overview of the benefits of using high-density fiber cement panels as cladding for rainscreen wall assemblies. The primary components and manufacturing process for high-density fiber cement […]
1 LU|HSW 1 GBCI CE Zoom Registration required Course description: Designing with various forms of translucent daylighting to earn LEED and/or assist in the implementation of Green or Sustainable design. Topics discussed include USGBC/LEED basics, the origins of translucent daylighting, considerations and design, basic and advanced daylighting techniques, energy conservation, Heat Island, Effect, meeting ASHRAE 90.1 […]
1 LU|HSW Zoom Registration required Course Description: This course will provide architects and designers education about silicone-based coating technologies that can be specified as an alternative to ceramic frit for spandrel glass applications. Attendees will learn how spandrel glass is used on a facade for aesthetic value and functionality. Specific factors related to high-performance silicone coatings […]
1 LU|HSW Zoom Registration required Course Description: Initially defining the anticipated threats of a critical asset or facility is imperative to implement an effective physical site security program. Achieve protection objectives by establishing and maintaining the perimeter with physical security procedures and products. Establishing a perimeter with gates, fences, barriers, bollards, pillars, planters, and pedestrian […]
1 LU|HSW Zoom Registration required Course Description: The presentation reviews the foundations of glass selection and explores options for meeting bothaesthetic and performance goals. Covering the glass manufacturing process and the basics of performance measurement, it also provides a comprehensive overview of float and coated glass choices—and related fabrication decisions—that can affect the final appearance of the […]
1 LU|HSW Zoom Registration required Course description: This webinar includes information on sub-base design, sources of moisture, how to measure slab vapor emissions, the proper use of vapor retarders, good concrete mix design, measurement of slab flatness and levelness, joint treatments, and curing compounds and sealers. Learning Objectives: Discuss the reasons why floors fail​ Discuss the […]
1 LU|HSW Zoom Registration required Course description: This continuing education course covers the financial impacts of selecting “green” interiors products in settings that are subject to constant disinfection and cleaning. We will primarily focus on healthcare projects and will cover failures and successes in "green" design pertaining to furniture, case goods, and floor covering. Learning […]
1 LU|HSW Zoom Registration required Course description: Learn how through a pre and post move-in study with the Wake Forest University School of Business, we were able to better understand the link between design, students’ satisfaction and the perception of the school. Learning objectives: Review the goals of the two part study (pre and post […]
1 LU|HSW Zoom Registration required Course description: The quality of a home's indoor environment can have a big impact on occupant health. The EPA estimates that the indoor air quality in a home can be 5 to 10 times worse that outdoor air pollution. Learn what contributes to poor indoor air quality, the health effects […]
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1 LU|HSW This week's webinar is presented by CLEAResult Course Description: This innovative 5-unit project was designed by RISD students and is being built by ONE Neighborhood Builders in partnership with apprentices from Building Futures. All 5 units are in different stages of construction and are on track to officially certify as Passive House. This […]