At Kawneer, we never stop learning. By sharing knowledge with architects, specifiers and customers, we can build our products and systems around your exact needs, and help bring more ambitious, sustainable building projects to life.
Welcome to our AIA accredited webinar series, designed to educate and inform with a wide range of discussions featuring everything from curtain wall design and thermal barriers to storefront framing and sustainability.
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| Event Date: | April 20, 2023 |
| Event Time: | 12:00 pm |
| Course Credit: | KMS100 |
| Course Number: | 100LU/HSW |
Course Description:
As designing for healthcare buildings evolves, architects must consider various factors including occupant security, safety and comfort, as well as sustainability and accessibility. This session will provide a high-level look at various factors that influence protecting occupants, the codes that propel them and the range of solutions designed to address them.
| Event Date: | May 25, 2023 |
| Time: | 12:00 pm EST |
| Course Credit: | 1 LU/HSW |
| Course Number: | KNA_128 |
Course Description:
Entrances and framing systems are critical to a successful retail project. They have a significant impact on security, convenience, and brand image. This presentation begins with an overview of commonly utilized framing systems and example applications. We will also review elevations and how they hold up to structural forces such as wind load and dead load.
| Event Date: | July 20, 2023 |
| Time: | 12:00 pm EST |
| Course Credit: | KNA_130 |
| Course Number: | 1LU/HSW |
Course Description:
Rising construction costs and skilled labor shortages fuel demand for transformation within the construction industry and seek advances in traditional construction methods. This session explores solutions for designing high-performance façades that support modular construction trends in commercial buildings.
| Event Date: | August 24, 2023 |
| Time: | 12:00 pm EST |
| Course Credit: | KILFF 104 |
| Course Number: | 1LU / HSW |
Course Description:
When designers consider all the options they have for aluminum framing systems, it is important to understand the strengths and limitations of each option. This presentation will explain how wind load impacts aluminum frames, how dead load is handled by various systems, how thermal breaks improve the system’s performance and much more.
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| Event Date: | April 20, 2023 |
| Time: | 12:00 pm EST |
| Course Credit: | KMS100 |
| Course Number: | 100LU/HSW |
Course Description:
As designing for healthcare buildings evolves, architects must consider various factors including occupant security, safety and comfort, as well as sustainability and accessibility. This session will provide a high-level look at various factors that influence protecting occupants, the codes that propel them and the range of solutions designed to address them.
Thursday, September 21st
| Event Date: | September 21, 2023 |
| Time: | 12:00 pm EST |
| Course Credit: | KNA_120 |
| Course Number: | 1LU/HSW |
Course Description:
This presentation will help you understand the differences between window wall, curtain wall and storefront systems, covering the key characteristics and attributes of each. It is an invaluable opportunity to learn how window wall framing maximizes building performance through a variety of installation and fabrication options. Learn how window wall is designed to be installed more economically than curtain wall yet still provide the performance required in a high-rise application.
Thursday, October 19th
| Event Date: | October 19, 2023 |
| Time: | 12:00 pm EST |
| Course Credit: | EL704 |
| Course Number: | 100LU/HSW |
Course Description:
Thursday, November 16th
| Event Date: | November 16, 2023 |
| Time: | 12:00 pm EST |
| Course Credit: | KNA_112 |
| Course Number: | 1LU/HSW |
Course Description:
Selecting the most suitable framing system can help architects mitigate disaster. We will review which systems are best suited for seismic activity, hurricane prone areas, acoustical performance, blast mitigation and tornadoes. Our session will assist you in making a choice based on the relevant governing codes, locations, wind loads and building used.
Leading each of our webinars will be Kawneer’s Commercial Training Manager, Henry Taylor, CSI, CDT, FMPC
Henry earned a degree in Marketing and English from Georgia State University and an MBA in Management from Kennesaw State University. Beginning his career in commercial construction, he has been with Kawneer for 28 years.
A regular speaker at industry and trade association meetings, Henry has several articles published and is Chairman of the largest Division 8 trade association.
If you have any questions about our webinar series, please contact us today.