Building Enclosure University and Continuing Education courses are an easy and convenient way for architects, designers, engineers and building managers who specify in wall assemblies, roofing system materials, and high energy-efficient building system methods and products, to stay on top of the latest industry information. Courses are offered almost every month, allowing you to earn continuing education credits from the convenience of your own office.
Hear from experts in the field and participate in a live Q&A session with attendee-submitted questions. Each event is also archived for one year, so if you miss an educational session live, you can play back the scheduled broadcast anytime you like!
Credits: 1 AIA LU/HSW; 1 IIBEC CEH; 0.1 IACET CEU
Tapered insulation is a useful tool for improving drainage in low-slope roof assemblies, but it can also be confusing. Join us as we showcase different projects and how they have successfully implemen…
Credits: 1 AIA LU/HSW; 1 IIBEC CEH; 0.1 IACET CEU
Tapered insulation is a useful tool for improving drainage in low-slope roof assemblies, but it can also be confusing. Join us as we showcase different projects and how they have successfully implemented tapered design into their roof assemblies through iterative design and specific language in their specification. We will also hear from a former contractor, now designer, as to how these elements impact their bid and installation. You will leave ready to implement these concrete elements in your next design.
For a project to be successful, it takes more than good number crunching by an engineer. The engineer is only one part of a much larger team working together to design and construct the project. Sometimes, the lines of responsibility can be unclear,…
For a project to be successful, it takes more than good number crunching by an engineer. The engineer is only one part of a much larger team working together to design and construct the project. Sometimes, the lines of responsibility can be unclear, leading to delays, arguments and stress. Who is responsible for what? How is the burden of responsibility determined in cold-formed steel (CFS) design and construction practice? This webinar will introduce and share recent updates to the AISI Code of Standard Practice (COSP), discuss the contents of the COSP as it applies to a typical CFS project, and answer participant questions by way of an expert in both CFS design and CFS project management.
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