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Course Credits: 1.5 AIA LU/HSW

Wood and Evolving Codes: The 2018 IBC and Emerging Wood Technologies

Increasingly, designers, builders, and building owners are turning to one of our oldest building materials: wood. Valued for its versatility, low carbon footprint, and aesthetic qualities, not to mention its cost performance, wood has long been a preferred choice for constructing durable structures that are resilient in the face of hazardous conditions.
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Course Credits: 1.0 AIA LU

AIA 2019 Documents: Construction Manager as Constructor

Presenters will explore the changes in the industry since the 2009 release of the AIA’s construction management documents, and examine how these changes are addressed in the 2019 update of the documents, including expanded Construction Manager’s preconstruction services, a new Sustainable Projects Exhibit for use with the construction management documents, and a new Insurance and Bonds Exhibit
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Course Credits: 1.0 AIA LU

AIA 2019 Documents: Construction Manager as Adviser

Presenters explore the 2019 revisions of the AIA Construction Manager as Adviser documents and learn about the contractual relationships set forth in these agreements and how to properly allocate risks and responsibilities. Webinar available on demand.
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Course Credits: 1.0 AIA LU

AIA 2019 Documents: Construction Manager as Constructor

Presenters will explore the changes in the industry since the 2009 release of the AIA’s construction management documents, and examine how these ch
Course

Course Credits: 1.0 AIA LU

AIA 2019 Documents: Construction Manager as Adviser

Presenters explore the 2019 revisions of the AIA Construction Manager as Adviser documents and learn about the contractual relationships set forth
Webinar

Insurance and Bonds as Risk Management Tools for Construction Project Owners

 
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Course Credits: 1.0 AIA LU

Materiality and the Reimagining of Historic Buildings

Re-use projects demand a nuanced approach to design to create spaces for today without discarding the value of existing building fabric.
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Course Credits: 1.0 AIA LU/HSW, 1.0 PDH

Restoration and Replacement of Glazed Curtain Wall Assemblies

Buildings with large areas of glass are often seen as emblematic of the wanton energy waste of the mid- to late-twentieth century.
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Course Credits: 1.0 AIA LU

Metal Roofing Trends

New ideas in design and constructability are radically changing how metal systems are used as roofing for commercial and institutional buildings.
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Course Credits: 1.0 AIA LU/HSW

Architectural Glass Mutates as Building Teams Innovate

Novel concepts in glass and glazing are opening new vistas in the buildings world.
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Course Credits: 1.0 AIA LU/HSW

Applied Parametrics For Façade Designs and Materials

Parametric modeling has proven an invaluable toolset that enables architects to test complex design concepts and organize large quantities of data
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Course Credits: 1.0 AIA LU

New Skin and Bones: Mastering the Campus Building Envelope

Building envelope choices for campus, cultural, and infrastructure projects are shaped by particular conditions.
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Course Credits: 1.0 AIA LU

Predicting Costs for Tomorrow's Builds: Useful Ways to Future-Proof Today's Designs

Accurately predicting the future costs of construction projects is an essential and growing competency for leaders in the architecture, engineering
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Course Credits: 1.0 AIA LU

Scoping It Out: Cost Estimates Excel with Data-Driven Scopes of Work

What’s the most critical step in creating a new building?
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Course Credits: 1.0 AIA LU

Building Enclosure Design of Exterior Soffits

Commercial building designs have long incorporated exterior soffits, better known outside of the building design/construction industry as the under
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BIG Glass: BIGGER Views, BETTER Performance.

When the view means everything – go BIG with oversized glass from Viracon. Sizes up to 130”x236”.  
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Deconstructing the Window

Over the years, the industry has relied heavily on the increasing performance of low-e coatings to drive window U-factors (thermal transmittance) l
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Course Credits: 1.0 AIA LU/HSW, 1.0 PDH

Total Steel Project Performance

Instructor-led video course discusses actual project scenarios where collaborative steel joist and deck design have reduced total-project costs.
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Course Credits: 1.0 AIA LU/HSW, 1.0 PDH

System-Based Steel Building Solutions

This course reviews today’s range of structural steel joist and deck systems -- including long-span composite “thin slab” floor systems...
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Course Credits: 1.0 AIA LU

Design + Construction of Cannabis Facilities

Right now, 33 states allow the sale of marijuana for medical purposes; another 14 allow it under more stringent medical supervision.
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