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The Design of an Architecture Business

Join us for a webinar on The Design of an Architecture Business. This course will show design professionals the essential financial management skills necessary for the success and sustainability of their business. Gain a deep understanding of key financial metrics, fee calculation methodologies, project planning techniques and performance tracking strategies tailored specifically to the design industry.

Presented by Jaime Sobrino, FAIA

Oct. 8 at 12 p.m. Eastern

1 LU

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More Than 100 Ways to Build Better

A significant void exists between the academic world of building science and the practical world of construction. Through his long career in forensic engineering, Derek Hodgin P.E., brings those worlds together with an abundance of best practices that weren’t taught in school or required by a building code.

Join us as we discuss the risks involved with work performed to code-minimum requirements and construction practices that mitigate water intrusion, wood rot and mold – all in service to a safer, more durable built environment.

Oct. 10 at 1 p.m. Eastern

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Leading Vulnerable and Complex Projects

If projects are not managed well, even the smallest and simplest can become troublesome, not turn a profit, turn into a nightmare, or get out of control. There are risks for all projects and as such, project management processes should always be discussed alongside the risk management aspects of the project in question.

This course will help you to recognize what makes a project vulnerable and how to manage these projects successfully. Through a case study, participants will discover how to turn around vulnerable projects by using optimism to successfully lead and create engaged teammates.

Presented by Mark Steppan, AIA

Oct. 22 at 12 p.m. Eastern

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Hot Topics REMIX Virtual

Earn up to 14 hours of HSW continuing education, including the two-hour advanced Florida Building Code credit!

View the Hot Topics Schedule HERE

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Design Strategies for Architectural Stone

Stone masonry products are the answer to an ever-evolving design environment for their aesthetic flexibility as well as the health and safety benefits they offer to building occupants. This one-hour HSW program will explore how to effectively design masonry walls using legacy stone products, such as natural limestone, cast stone and architectural masonry stone, as well as calcium silicate and architectural pre-cast products.

You won’t want to miss this opportunity to brush up on design best practices to ensure you’re designing masonry walls that will stand beautifully for generations.

Nov. 14 at 1 p.m. Eastern

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Advanced Florida Building Code: 8th Edition (2023) Vertical Fenestration

Instructor: Jim Heise

This course focuses on the fenestration requirements in the 8th edition of the Florida Building Code. Attendees will learn the importance of opening protection, testing methods, and label requirements. The course covers wind-borne debris provisions, compliance with energy regulations, and critical considerations when selecting and installing fenestration products.

AIA Course #2024VF / FBC Course #1253.0

Webinar
12-2 p.m. Eastern
11 a.m.-1 p.m. Central
10 a.m.-12 p.m. Mountain
9 a.m.-11 a.m. Pacific

$99 members

$120 nonmembers

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Next Generation Masonry Installation Solutions

In today’s complex construction market, innovative masonry installation technologies are challenging the status quo. These new solutions aim to effectively address a shrinking labor market while maintaining the precision, quality and speed necessary to tackle tight timelines and superior standards.

Join us for a deep dive into hydraulic lift systems and robotic masonry installation technologies that are changing the construction landscape while maintaining high standards of quality and efficiency. You won’t want to miss this unique glimpse into the future of masonry installation that’s gaining momentum from coast to coast.

Dec. 12 at 1 p.m. Eastern

1 LU/HSW

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Below are links to recordings and presentation material from

webinars held previously.

Women in Architecture- August 28

Women in Architecture- May 29

Sea Level Rise - May 23

Archictecture in Education (AIE) - May 20

Proactive Mitigation - May 14

8th Edition Fenestration Code Changes - May 13

Significant Changes to the Wind Load Provisions in the 8th Edition (2023) Florida Building Code Update to ASCE 7-22 - April 30

AIA Awards Submission - April 25

Women in Architecture- April 17

Women in Architecture- March 27

Women in Architecture- Feb. 21

Presenting Your Project- Feb. 8

Women in Architecture - November 29

Women in Architecture - November 1

Women in Architecture - October 4

Women in Architecture - September 6

ARE Panel - August 16

Associate members Centari Rodriguez, Assoc. AIA, architectural association for Peacock + Lewis Architects and Planners, LLC, and Isabella Spencer, Assoc. AIA, architectural associate for SMP Architecture facilitated the discussion and shared their stories, tips, tricks and strategies for taking the ARE.

Ventilated Façade Systems: Versatility, Creativity and Resilience - June 28

A review of exterior finish options that include natural stone, cast stone and engineered porcelain, which answers what combination of mounting hardware and finished materials are required to anchor panels that vary in size, thickness, and strength.

Presentation material - Part 1 of 3

Presentation material - Part 2 of 3

Presentation material - Part 3 of 3

Women in Architecture - 2023 Design Awards Jurors - June 28

NCARB by the Numbers - June 26

Architectural Stone Veneer: Transforming Spaces through Color & Textureand Exterior Wall Systems for Adhered Veneer- June 21

This recording includes both presentations. Reminder! This recording is for reference only. Continuing education credit cannot be obtained from viewing the recordings.

For Architectural Stone Veneer - go to minute mark 0:00-59:15.

For Exterior Wall Systems - go to minute mark 1:08-1:56.

Presentation material - Architectural Stone Veneer: Transforing Spaces Through Color and Texture

Presentation material - Exterior Wall Systems for Adhered Veneer

Legislative Wrap-Up

Solutions for Large Openings in Wind-borne Coastal Areas - June 1

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