Join us as we blast through EIGHT 1 hour continuing education presentations.
Stock up on this day to keep your transcript in the “black” with TBAE and AIA.
Friday, December 7, 2018 :: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
7 LU/HSW and 1 LU/ADA
Doors open at 7:30 AM
AIA San Antonio
1344 South Flores, Ste. 102
San Antonio, Texas 78204
210-226-4979
Breakfast and Lunch included.
8:00 AM - Understanding Mortarless Stone Veneer and Other Stone Veneer Products
8:00 – 9:00 AM
Understanding Mortarless Stone Veneer and Other Stone Veneer Products
An Examination of the new Mortarless Stone Veneer category of cladding products as it relates to other types of stone veneer, specifically around the areas of installation and applications.
Presented by: Jimmy Herblin 1 LU/HSW
9:00 AM - Architectural Barriers
9:00 – 10:00 AM
Architectural Barriers Texas Accessibility Standards
This class is your solution to that accessibility CE credit! Peter Grojean will discuss the newest rules passed by the Texas Department of Licensing & Regulations, TAS procedures and enforcement guidelines.
Presented by: Peter Grojean, RAS (#0075) 1 LU/HSW/ADA
10:00 AM - Specifying Straight Sliding Hardware for Top Hung Door and Wall Systems
10:00 – 11:00 AM
Specifying Straight Sliding Hardware for Top Hung Door and Wall Systems
This course will provide a basic blueprint for selecting and specifying sliding hardware systems that will achieve quality performance while addressing options for increased daylight penetration, code differences and ADA requirements.
Presented by: David Lutz, HAWA Sliding Solutions 1 LU/HSW
11:00 AM - Ultra Compact Surfaces
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Ultra Compact Surfaces
In this course, we explore a cutting edge surfacing technology, ultra-compact surfacing. Gain insight into how this surfacing material possesses the same characteristics of natural stone while providing unmatched color and design flexibility.
By the end of this course, the design professional will be able to:
Presented by: Danielle Howton 1 LU/HSW
12:00 PM - Advanced Ceramic Tile Methods
12:00 – 1:00 PM
Advanced Ceramic Tile Methods, Standards and Materials
Define the types of ceramic tile products available and their specific intended usage.
Reference industry publications and standards: understand test methods and how the results influence tile selection.
Describe new industry guidelines for the installation of large format tile.
Explain common installation problems and how to prevent them.
Presented by: Alline Cone 1 LU/HSW and IDCEC
1:00 PM - Radiant Ceiling Panels
1:00 – 2:00 PM
Integration of Radiant Heating/Cooling Systems into Commercial Buildings
Learn key strategies for reviewing the different technologies of radiant systems available for building integration. This presentation will focus on the best-practices of radiant systems along with their effect on occupant comfort, applications, potential energy savings, installation limitations and how to evaluate the testing/ratings for different radiant solutions.
Presented by: Kurt Krawczyk, Region Manager – 1 LU/HSW
2:00 PM - Laboratory Productivity: Using Science to Design a Lab
2:00 – 3:00 PM
Laboratory Productivity: Using Science to Design a Lab
Laboratories are some of the most technically challenging types of spaces to design. Once the technical aspects are accounted for, what separates the “good” labs from the great? The answer lies in productivity. Whether the lab is for research, testing, or teaching, operating at optimal potential is the goal of any lab. The presenters will start with a brief history of laboratory design, followed by a discussion of productivity metrics which are translatable to various laboratory types. Numerous design strategies and features which maximize productivity will be presented, as well as examples of recent laboratory work. This “arm-chair” lab tour will feature the research behind enabling productivity, as well as the strategies’ effect on sustainability, safety, and job satisfaction. 1 AIA/CES LU/HSW
Presenter:
David Miller, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP
Dave is a Director in the Science+Technology group of CRB, an AEC and consulting firm focused on facilities for life sciences and advanced technologies. His diverse background includes architectural programming, project management, and a wide range of planning services. His past clients include the University of Missouri, Lansing Community College, Gatorade Sports Science Institute, North Park University, University of Scranton, and the University of Illinois. His research and professional papers on Lab Design can be found in Tradeline, Society for College and University Planning, and APPA’s Facility Planning Magazine.
3:00 PM - Design Solutions for Multi-family Projects
3:00 – 4:00 PM
Design Solutions for Multi-family Projects
• Review the materials, product types, and design options commonly used in multi-family projects.• Review the materials, product types, and design options commonly used in multi-family projects.• Compare the design and performance criteria used by architects when researching, designing, and specifying windows and doors for multi-family and mixed use projects.• Investigate the design considerations for the use of window and doors in different opening types in multi-family buildings, including punched openings, large combinations, entrances, storefront, and curtain wall applications.• Specify and design appropriate window installation details for new construction and renovation projects that meet human safety and welfare requirements while contributing to an energy efficient building envelope.
Presented by: Maribel Zimmerman 1 LU/HSW
