I cordially invite you to attend these upcoming programs:
AIA/LA Building Performance & Regulations Committee presents...
Services in Building Construction & Commissioning (Cx)
Thursday, October 8th (6pm)
WWCOT
3130 Wilshire Blvd., 6th Floor
Santa Monica, CA 90403
This is a fast paced seminar which will introduce the concept and procedures of Building Commissioning which is a requirement for all LEED projects and has become a certification requirement in the new 2008 California Energy Standards (Title-24).
The presentation will provide a basic overview of the different types of commissioning and how they relate to building weather the project is a LEED project or not. Benefits and strategies of the different kinds of commissioning including possible cost savings will be presented. Information regarding the types of MEP systems and the required member of a Commissioning Team will be discussed.
Continuing Education Credits (1 – AIA/CES Credit Available)
Speaker:
Scott Gordon, P.E., LEED AP, CxA – Director of Commissioning and Construction Services, TMAD Taylor and Gaines
AIA/LA Building Performance & Regulations Committee presents...
The Effects of the 2007 CBC on Existing Buildings
Thursday, November 12 (6pm)
WWCOT
3130 Wilshire Blvd., 6th Floor
Santa Monica, CA 90403
The Effects of the 2007 CBC on Existing Buildings
The new 2007 CBC based on the 2006 IBC has created several issues when an existing building is altered. Issues such as occupancy classifications, allowable areas, means of egress and accessibility must be resolved before plans can be approved. Critical problem areas, such as common path of travel and protection of openings will be discussed.
This session is designed to provide examples of these issues in a workshop format. Both Paul Armstrong and Chuck Daleo have done extensive training in the new CBC and they will encourage questions that the attendees may have already experienced.
Instructors:
Chuck Daleo, CBO
National consultant on Building and Fire Codes, specializing in hazardous occupancies. Expert witness in accessibility matters. Retired building official, college instructor and currently a lecturer for architects, developers and ICC chapters. Author of numerous provisions of the UBC.
Paul Armstrong, P.E., CBO
Regional Director, Interwest Consulting Group. Former Vice President, ICC A&E Services and ICBO Technical Services Manager. Lecturer for ICC Chapters nationwide, and private designers and developers. Secretariat to the IRC Drafting Committee.
AIA/LA Building Performance & Regulations Committee presents...
Insulated Concrete Forms (ICFs)
the new wave of wall construction
Thursday, December 10 (6pm)
WWCOT
3130 Wilshire Blvd., 6th Floor
Santa Monica, CA 90403
This fast paced seminar introduces the technology behind the ICF construction that has reached 7% market share at above grade residential wall construction in less than a decade.
The presentation will provide a basic overview of the ICF terminology and applications. Features and benefits of the various ICF systems are detailed with focus on sustainability/green related issues. Integration with various trades (HVAC, plumbing, and electrical), as well as relationship to current building codes are discussed.
Continuing Education Credits (eg. AIA-HSW is provided).
Speakers:
Randy H. Daniels - Regional Manager, ARXX
Attila Beres, PhD, PE - Senior Structural Engineering Consultant, CRSI
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