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 approved courses, 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: | July 17, 2025 |
| Event Time: | 12:00 pm |
| Course Credit: | 1 LU/HSW |
| Course Number: | KNA_115 |
Course Description:
Standard architectural aluminum framing products can be a key element of a design team’s sustainability strategy. Standard components offered in architectural aluminum framing products can be major drivers for potential points in three categories: Energy and Atmosphere, Materials and Resources and Indoor Environmental Quality. Join us as we examine the impacts of aluminum framing on whole-building performance, energy efficiency, material utilization and occupant well-being.
| Event Date: | August 21, 2025 |
| Time: | 12:00 pm EST |
| Course Credit: | 1 LU/HSW |
| Course Number: | KNA_130 |
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 facades that support modular construction trends in commercial buildings.
Center of Developing Entrepreneurs (CODE), Eskew Dumez Ripple and Wolf Ackerman
| Event Date: | September 18, 2025 |
| Time: | 12:00 pm EST |
| Course Credit: | 1 LU/HSW |
| Course Number: | KNA_134 |
Course Description:
As construction methods and delivery requirements have changed to evolve and meet new demands, manufacturers now offer a wide array of framing options. Architectural aluminum framing systems can be broken down into several subcategories, including storefront framing, curtain wall, window wall, windows, entrances and more. While each shares some common characteristics, they are also quite different and designed for specific applications. This presentation focuses on these systems—storefront, curtain wall and window wall—and the unique features and characteristics of each, along with their advantages and disadvantages and examples of applications each is designed for. You will better understand the uniqueness of each system and how to select the correct one based on a specific project’s needs.
| Event Date: | October 16, 2025 |
| Time: | 12:00 pm EST |
| Course Credit: | 1 LU/HSW |
| Course Number: | KNA_216 |
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.
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| Event Date: | July 17, 2025 |
| Time: | 12:00 pm EST |
| Course Credit: | 1 LU/HSW |
| Course Number: | KNA_115 |
Course Description:
Standard architectural aluminum framing products can be a key element of a design team’s sustainability strategy. Standard components offered in architectural aluminum framing products can be major drivers for potential points in three categories: Energy and Atmosphere, Materials and Resources and Indoor Environmental Quality. Join us as we examine the impacts of aluminum framing on whole-building performance, energy efficiency, material utilization and occupant well-being.
Thursday, November 20th
| Event Date: | November 20, 2025 |
| Time: | 12:00 pm EST |
| Course Credit: | 1 LU/HSW |
| Course Number: | KNA_132 |
Course Description:
Curtain wall systems offer variety in building applications based on product performance features, construction and installation methods. This presentation focuses on how meeting seismic and building movement requirements is critical when selecting a curtain wall system to avoid human loss and building damage in seismic prone regions. We review how selecting products with tested seismic performance minimize risk in seismic activities.
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.
