Building Science Fundamentals 2007 is an advanced two-day seminar about optimizing building performance. That is, designing buildings that perform as they should: efficiently and without assemblies that spall, decay, corrode, peel, blister, mold, condense water, leak air and water and otherwise annoy occupants, clients and authorities with jurisdiction.
This course is aimed at practitioners of building science, as well as property owners, building officials, building product manufacturers, HVAC designers, regulators, developers, and others involved in the building industry. A special theme of the seminar is green building. Green buildings need to be durable and resource efficient. An understanding of building science provides designers with a practical set of tools for meeting these goals as well as avoiding a host of common and serious uncommon problems.
The pace of this course will be unlike typical seminars. Attendees will feel distressed, overwhelmed, energized and enlightened. They will need coffee in the morning and extra sleep in the evening. And then there will be day two. Brace yourselves...
Los Angeles: June 26-27, Toronto: July 10-11, Philadelphia: July 17-18, Houston: Sept 25-26, Chicago: Oct 16-17, Seattle: Oct 23-24, Orlando: Nov 6-7, Vancouver: Nov 13-14
Please see the seminar website for more information: www.buildingscienceseminars.com.
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