Stanley Yee of DOWSIL™ takes us through the company's recent rebranding. Take a look at the products featured at A'18 and learn how DOWSIL™ continues the tradition of providing products and solutions that address performance, productivity and more.
For more information, visit consumer.dow.com/construction.
Stanley Yee of DOWSIL™ takes us through the company's recent rebranding. Take a look at the products featured at A'18 and learn how DOWSIL™ continues the tradition of providing products and solutions that address performance, productivity and more.
For more information, visit consumer.dow.com/construction.
Chad Holmes of ROCKWOOL discusses their new product, ROCKWOOL MULTIFIX™, at A'18. Watch this video to learn more about this new product and the importance of roofing insulation.
For more information, visit ROCKWOOL.com.
Mike Zengen of Unilock shares what sets their company and products apart from their competitors at A'18. Learn how Unilock continues to provide new solutions for specifiers and create products that revolutionize the market.
For more information, visit unilock.com
Specifying and building soffits with Armstrong Drywall Grid can lead to enough savings to keep that signature space or reduce construction schedules.
Hear how PEX piping solutions for plumbing, mechanical/HVAC and radiant systems support current trends in commercial construction.
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Learn why PEX is the ideal product for safe, reliable, durable piping solutions in multifamily and hospitality applications.
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Learn the smart solution for supporting PEX pipe in commercial applications that allows hanger spacing similar to metal piping.
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Robert Struble of Vitro Architectural Glass shares a new low-iron glass at A'18 that is set to be released later this year. Innovative products like this one benefit the architect, owner and occupants of a building by upgrading the building's look while maintaining functionality.
For more information, visit vitroglazings.com.
Tim Seims of Nichiha takes us through the innovation process that leads to exciting new products, like Miraia, at A'18. Take a look at how Nichiha's products provide the power of possibilities and offer options that previously seemed inaccessible.
For more information, visit nichiha-modern.com.
Michael Cobb of DaVinci Roofscapes shares with us their new collection of colors at A'18. The new collection is designed to capture realistic, nature-inspired colors while maintaining the performance features of DaVinci's products.
To learn more, visit davinciroofscapes.com.
As the construction industry undergoes its digital transformation, it’s more critical than ever for teams from all parts the industry to come together, discover what’s working and what’s not, and build on each other’s successes. In this first installment of a four-part series of bonus content from Accelerate Live! 2018 sponsored by Bluebeam, Senior Director of Innovation at Mortenson Construction Rick Khan, Program Director of Construction Management at Milwaukee School of Engineering Jeong Woo, Ph.D., Director of Design Technology Innovation at HOK Greg Schleusner, AIA, and President and CEO at VIATechnik Danielle Dy Buncio discuss the importance of thought-leadership and collaboration as the industry looks for clarity during a complex transition.
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As digital solutions are introduced on jobsites around the world, it's clear that some are better adapted to real-world workflows than others. But sometimes technology points the way forward, offering huge efficiencies and entirely new workflows that were previously impossible. Join Rick Khan, (Mortenson Construction), Jeong Woo, Ph.D., (Milwaukee School of Engineering), Greg Schleusner, AIA, (HOK) and Danielle Dy Buncio (VIATechnik) as they take a break from Accelerate Live! 2018 as they talk about the future of technology in AECin this second installment of a four-part series sponsored by Bluebeam.
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Technology will not solve the AEC industry's productivity problem. People will. Of course, people will need technology to do it, but as an industry we can’t afford to forget that it is individuals, all working together, who will deliver the actual change. With the current job shortage facing our industry, how do we invest in building the workforce that can deliver on the promise technology offers? Rick Khan, (Mortenson Construction), Jeong Woo, Ph.D., (Milwaukee School of Engineering), Greg Schleusner, AIA, (HOK) and Danielle Dy Buncio (VIATechnik) offer their views and suggestions on enabling the future AEC workforce in this third installment of a four-part series of bonus content from Accelerate Live! 2018, sponsored by Bluebeam.
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At the end of the day, progress is measured in profit. But what improvements and what efficiencies will deliver the most profit? Improved scheduling, risk reduction, collaborative project management, mapping and modeling can all deliver incredible boosts in productivity, but they all require totally different technologies and approaches. Learn what Rick Khan (Mortenson Construction), Jeong Woo, Ph.D., (Milwaukee School of Engineering), Greg Schleusner, AIA, (HOK) and Danielle Dy Buncio (VIATechnik) had to say when asked what the biggest driver is in the AEC tech revolution in this fourth and final installment of bonus content from Accelerate Live! 2018, sponsored by Bluebeam.
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Extreme weather events are inevitable. At tesa, increasing the chances of building survival is one of our most important concerns.
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When JRA Architects were contracted to modernize a water treatment facility from the late 1800s, they reached out to Ayoroa Simmons for help with assessing the current structures. Learn how the data captured by FARO® laser scanners helped create a clear, comprehensive view of the renovation in much less time than traditional field measuring methods.
The Fireframes ClearView™ System is comprised of butt-glazed Pilkington Pyrostop® low-iron fire-rated and impact safety-rated glass with a heat-resistive perimeter frame.
Go behind-the-scenes to discover the advantages of partnering with the only single-source, vertically-integrated, fire-rated glazing systems manufacturer in the USA.
Don Simon, Manager Education and Training, discusses how Huber Engineered Woods is dedicated to providing education and support to multifamily teams from specification details to jobsite mock-walls and beyond at Greenbuild 2017.
Fireframes® Aluminum Series provides a barrier to radiant and conductive heat transfer. The narrow profiles allow unlimited areas of glazing in fire separations.
In this video, we check in with SageGlass at Greenbuild 2017 in Boston. Learn about some of the ways they are using electrochromic dynamic glass to promote comfort and productivity for the occupant in a variety of settings, while also providing architects with more design freedom.
Smart design means simplifying the lodging experience. dormakaba is unmatched in quality and service among global companies that supply the full range of hospitality solutions. For more information visit dormakaba.us.
From one end of the building to the other. Watch Cliff's time, material & labor study that compares traditional vs. pre-engineered methods, solutions & benefits.
The right products for the building envelope can play a critical role in reducing energy costs and improving building performance.
Keep your building secure and those within it safe from tornadoes and severe weather with certified tornado resistant solutions from ASSA ABLOY’s Corbin Russwin FE6600 Series and SARGENT FM7300 Series multi-point locks.
For more information, visit www.assaabloydss.com.
Fireframes® Aluminum Series provides a barrier to radiant and conductive heat transfer. The narrow profiles allow unlimited areas of glazing in fire separations.
Duro-Last® is a leader in vertical integration. Since the beginning, our founder, John R. Burt, strived to produce as many parts of a Duro-Last assembly in-house while also embracing the Edge-to-Edge & Deck-to-Sky™ approach. All of this allows Duro-Last to control quality from top to bottom.
Sustainability has been a part of the Duro-Last® culture for more than 20 years, and we have the products to back it up. Duro-Last’s flagship membrane achieved NSF/ANSI 347 Platinum Certification – the highest certification available – and the Duro-Tuff®, Duro-Fleece®, and Duro-Last EV membranes each earned Gold Certification.
SteelBuilt Curtainwall® Systems feature larger free spans, narrower sight lines and improved thermal performance than typical aluminum curtain wall.
Robins & Morton is a general contractor and construction management firm that has been using laser scanners from FARO to identify and solve problems on the job. Take an inside look at how this innovative technology has saved time, money, and set this company apart in the market.
Pre-fab is becoming more popular in commercial construction. See how Uponor PEX systems offer a smarter solution.
The performance of a NUDURA ICF wall system is designed to withstand some of Mother Nature’s worst. Be sure your new building will withstand high winds, fire, the elements and the test of time by using NUDURA ICFs.
Joy Govitz takes us through some of the rich history of silicone solutions from Dow Corning at AIA 2017. Watch this video to see some of the versatile product offerings featured at the show.
Whether building to new energy codes or advanced thermal envelope design, ZIP System® R-sheathing and tape is a streamlined way to incorporate exterior continuous insulation. With a built-in water-resistive barrier and taped panel seams, the next-gen wall system provides layers of protection in a simple two-step installation process.
Discover the simplicity and flexibility of NewBrick™, featured at the Dryvit booth at AIA 2017. Watch this video and get an architect's perspective on the impact this solution will have on the industry.
Jeff Peskowitz of CENTRIA discusses several of the innovative products featured at AIA 2017. Watch this video to learn about some of their unique options for metal wall and roof systems.
We caught up with Zak Ruck at AIA 2017 to walk through some of the key solutions Deltek offers to AEC industries. Watch this video for a brief overview of the types of tools and systems available to architects to help improve efficiency.
Join us as Randy Walden of Nedlaw explains the amazing technology behind their living wall biofilter at AIA 2017. Learn more about this innovative product and how it can pay for itself in just 3-5 years.
