sponsored | May 16, 2023

4 steps to a better building enclosure

Dividing the outside environment from the interior, the building enclosure is one of the most important parts of the structure. The enclosure not only defines the building’s aesthetic, but also protects occupants from the elements and facilitates a comfortable, controlled climate. With dozens of components comprising the exterior assemblies, from foundation to cladding to roof, figuring out which concerns to address first can be daunting.

sponsored | Mar 30, 2023

Edge of Perfection: Designing High-Performance Façades

This course describes the multiple challenges in designing high performance fenestration systems for building envelopes meeting architectural…

sponsored | Mar 7, 2023

Outdoor Amenities: Essential for Today’s Lifestyle

From grilling areas and wine bars to outdoor fitness and meditation spaces, architects and builders are now designing to provide the quality…

sponsored | Feb 16, 2023

Innovative Design Applications Using Advanced Fire Rated Glazing Technology

Architects have always pushed the limits of what building products can do, and fire rated glazing is no exception. This program shows how fire…

sponsored | Feb 9, 2023

Extruded Aluminum Trim Products: Innovative Solutions for Interior Applications

sponsored | Dec 14, 2022

Flood protection: What building owners need to know to protect their properties

This course from Walter P Moore examines numerous flood protection approaches and building owner needs before delving into the flood protection process. Determining the flood resilience of a property can provide a good understanding of risk associated costs.

sponsored | Dec 14, 2022

Ballistic Glazing: Windows and Doors Designed for Security and Protection

For building teams choosing and applying bullet-resistant glass systems, understanding test criteria and ballistics attack types is essential

sponsored | Nov 7, 2022

Steel structures offer faster path to climate benefits

Faster delivery of buildings isn’t always associated with sustainability benefits or long-term value, but things are changing. An instructive case is in the development of steel structures that not only allow speedier erection times, but also can reduce embodied carbon and create durable, highly resilient building approaches.