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One of the ways the design, engineering and construction teams met the City of Vancouver’s new stringent energy requirements was by using structural thermal breaks to prevent thermal bridging at balconies, eyebrows, parapets and planter walls.
Students from Kent Intermediate School District who participated and excelled in the recent Science Technology Engineering and Math Outreach Project with members of the TowerPinkster’s architect, engineering, and interior design teams will have the opportunity to present their designs during the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers conference in Grand Rapids on July 26.
Matt will be joined by other industry professionals as they discuss various topics such as innovation drivers in the facade market, the rainscreen training and education gap and new approaches to liability.
The 2018 International Green Construction Code helps communities save money, protect resources, and improve the health, life and safety of their residents.
ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 209-2018 is the product of a half-decade of inertia within the building design and construction community toward leveraging energy modeling a design tool through a project.