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May qualify for learning hours through most Canadian architectural associations
This course addresses the key code provisions and testing standards that apply to Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) community tornado safe rooms and ICC-500 storm shelters. Participants will discover the rigorous testing standards that tornado safe-room doors must pass and learn the key criteria to consider when specifying tornado-resistant doors for life safety. In addition, real-world examples of community safe rooms and storm shelters will be reviewed, with a focus on specifying appropriate doors for these spaces.
May qualify for learning hours through most Canadian architectural associations
This course presents a background on fire-rated glass and framing and will cover the different categories of fire-rated glazing, fire-rated glazing systems testing, code changes affecting fire-rated products and new trends in designing with fire-rated glazing systems.
May qualify for learning hours through most Canadian architectural associations
In the face of a global warming, more severe weather, and rising seas, waterfront cities face an increasingly uncertain future. This webinar will present a range of strategies for adapting to these effects of climate change in a variety of coastal urban environments, exploring solutions for buildings, landscape, and infrastructure.
May qualify for learning hours through most Canadian architectural associations
Creating an environment that is conducive to learning is very important in modern school design but there is also the issue of safety. How can students, faculty, staff and first responders safely enter and exit the building during a fire? This presentation will cover fire-rated glazing solutions and how they are addressing the growing demand for safer schools in light of the large number of annual school fires.
May qualify for learning hours through most Canadian architectural associations
How do we create stimulating, healthy school buildings that are secure yet non-threatening? Leaders in the design of Pre-K through 12th grade facilities from NAC Architecture, Perkins&Will and Svigals + Partners, architect of the new Sandy Hook School in Newton, Connecticut,
May qualify for learning hours through most Canadian architectural associations
As design trends shift toward larger spaces with exposed ceilings, piping, and HVAC systems, many architects and designers are challenged to find ways to insulate these spaces so they meet code without losing the aesthetic appeal of the original design. Learn about the materials that are available that can help control acoustics, improve building efficiency, and even offer improved functionality in the space for building occupants.
May qualify for learning hours through most Canadian architectural associations
With the advent of new and technologically-advanced fire rated glazing products in the market today, there is much confusion on which products are appropriate for certain applications. This program is designed help designers and specifiers determine the correct and code approved fire rated glazing product based on current fire/safety glazing test standards and IBC Chapter 7 code requirements.
