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We will explore elevator hoistways and how to appropriately manage the risk of pressurization systems and design them properly when the systems are required.
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Learn about the UFAD system and its major components, examine its benefits to energy, occupant comfort, and air quality, and discuss strategies - especially those for handling perimeter loads.
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Kick the tires with a LIVE demonstration of blower door testing using the Army Corps of Engineers Standard.
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A demonstration of current tools used to analyze envelope construction in order to improve occupant comfort, building durability, air quality, and often energy performance as well.
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The discussion centers on innovative partnerships formed to salvage materials, and challenges and opportunities associated with materials recovery in the aftermath of tragedy.
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This is the story of Historic Green, an organization with the mission of the transformation of under-resourced communities through service learning with a focus on heritage conservation and sustainable design.
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An overview of moisture control impacts and building and system design strategies for mitigating moisture issues both inside the building and inside the envelope itself.
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A general introduction to the Sustainable Sites Initiative(tm) (SITES(tm))
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Understand how retail stores consume natural resources and examine recent trends in high performance retail design.
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Examine the envelope requirements of ASHRAE 90.1—2010. We will also briefly cover an overview of lighting changes and parking ventilation requirements that affect architectural design
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Examine the challenges faced by today’s mixed—use construction and learn best practices for overcoming these challenges via a case study in ASHRAE climate zone 4A (mixed—humid).
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Explore what it means to redesign our firms from the inside out, which ultimately allows our designs — our very products — to be lean themselves
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