Protecting Assets with DoorKing’s New Surface Mount Crash Barrier Wedge/Plate

Deter, Detect & Deny!!! We’ll discuss how our new Crash Wedge is a strong deterrence and final denial barrier to vehicle theft and other assets for car rental facilities, airports, trucking yards, parking garages, government facilities, and more!

Presented By: Allen Wright
Available Credit(s): N/A

Learn How to Keep Walls Dry and Supported with Telling’s Premium Metal Framing Products

Learn how to keep gypsum walls dry up to 2 inches on your next building project with Telling Industry’s VersaDry Drywall Track. This webinar will highlight two of Telling’s innovative proprietary product families and their benefits. These will include, VersaDry Drywall Track, and wall support options and why they should be included in your next building project spec.

Presented By: Chuck Haba
Available Credit(s): N/A

Mechanical Parking is a Catalyst for Innovation

Mechanical parking systems benefit architects, developers, drivers, and high-density communities by efficiently storing vehicles. In this segment, two featured speakers will share a high-level view of how to access the advantages of Puzzle Parking solutions, along with addressing common misunderstandings. Attendees will also enjoy video content of the systems in action.

Presented By: Tom Mangin
Available Credit(s): N/A

DesignRail Modern Aluminum Railing Kits

DesignRail Modern Aluminum Railing Kits - Engineered for easy installation using components that snap and screw together, with pre-drilled posts and pickets to support 6200 series 1/2 inch CableRail Kits for Metal posts (sold separately). Railing kits are available in 6- and 8-foot lengths for 36-inch heights and in 6-foot lengths for 42-inch heights. Each railing project will require specific quantities and types of kits and parts, depending on your project.

Presented By: Alejandra Zeledon
Available Credit(s): N/A

Introduction to Air Barriers in Wall Assembly Design

Wall system applications are becoming more and more common in the building envelope industry today. Explore the science behind wall systems and the tangible benefits of incorporating this technology into building structures. There is an emphasis on the differences between air barriers that are impermeable to vapor drive and air barriers that are vapor permeable and which is the best in each climate and wall assembly.

Presented By: Michael Nelson
Available Credit(s): 1 AIA/HSW LU

SOPREMA SELECT

Discover SOPREMA’s latest advancements in residential and commercial building solutions in this fast-paced 15-minute SpotLight. From trusted RESISTO legacy products—including membranes, coatings, and accessories—to exciting new offerings like VPSA, Butyl Tapes, RX Roof Repair, Joist Guard, and Repair & Seal Tape Pro, this session will showcase the performance and versatility of SOPREMA’s product lineup. Join us for a quick yet informative look at how SOPREMA continues to set the standard in building protection and innovation.

Presented By: Michael Nelson
Available Credit(s): N/A

PrePainted Architectural/Structural Metal Roofing

The E101: Architectural and Structural Painted Metal Roofing Systems program familiarizes the audience with the features and benefits of metal roofing. The seminar provides an overview of the various materials and applica­tions for painted metal roofing. We will discuss the types of metals used in the roofing process as well as their appropriate application.

Presented By: Paul Goldrick
Available Credit(s): 1 AIA/HSW LU

Englert - Product SpotLight

Discover the advantages of Englert’s innovative metal roofing solutions in this Product SpotLight, highlighting their performance, durability, and design flexibility for a wide range of architectural applications.

Presented By: Paul Goldrick
Available Credit(s): N/A

Electric Infrared Heating Systems: Creating Long-Term Sustainability

Infrared patio heaters are a sustainable way to heat outdoor spaces. This course reviews the available options and their sustainability profiles, focusing on electric infrared heaters.

Presented By: Mike Conway
Available Credit(s): 1 AIA/HSW LU, 1 LACES

Enhancing Building Resiliency with High-Density Fiber Cement Rainscreen Cladding

Fiber cement rainscreen systems combine timeless, designer aesthetics with advanced energy efficiency, creating a superior building envelope solution. This course discusses the history and characteristics of high-density cement fiber cladding. It then illustrates how a fully engineered, multi-layered system integrates an air and water-resistive barrier, a robust sub-construction made from aluminum or steel brackets and profiles, mineral wool thermal insulation board, and durable high-density fiber cement. Images illustrate how the fiber cement panels can be custom-fabricated into various shapes, offering design versatility. Ideal for both modern and traditional architecture, fiber cement rainscreen systems ensure long-lasting performance, durability, and adaptability to any design vision.

Presented By: Brock Osborn
Available Credit(s): 1 AIA/HSW LU

Insulated Translucent Panels & Sustainable Daylighting Design

Topics discussed include daylighting strategies available through the integration of structural sandwich panels, energy conservation, enhancements, options, form, and aesthetics. The many benefits to health, productivity, safety, and sustainable design will be discussed, as well as the specialty applications including explosion venting, blast resistance, OSHA fall through protection, and hurricane resistance.

Presented By: Mike Keller
Available Credit(s): 1 AIA/HSW LU

An Architect’s Role in Meeting New ASTM F3731 Requirements for Gym Equipment

Founder and CEO of sports equipment manufacturer Bison, Inc. shares insights gained during 40 years in the industry and from recently serving on the ASTM committee to develop equipment requirements to improve safety and reduce liability related to overhead gym equipment including ceiling suspended and wall mounted basketball equipment. Prior to the new standards approved in late 2024, specifiers only had to include NHFS, NCAA and FIBA standards for sports equipment. Additionally, strategies gathered from experienced industry experts to promote successful and profitable sports facility construction projects that include 11 66 23 and 11 66 53 will be shared with listeners.

Presented By: Nick Cusick
Available Credit(s): N/A

Scalding: Understanding Design Solutions for Risk Reduction What Architects Need to Know about Reducing Scalding Risk with Point of Use Solutions

The potential for scalding from point of use hot water affects all of us. While the very young and the very old are more susceptible, no one is immune from scalding danger. An understanding of the potential for scalding, as well as the physiology of burns from hot water, can guide our design choices and significantly reduce the danger to people using facilities that commonly supply hot water, such as lavatories, baths, and showers. This course discusses the potential for scalding, the physiology of burns due to hot water, and who is most susceptible. It also discusses the relevant codes and the fixtures available to designers that can help reduce scalding and burn potential.

Presented By: Greg Hunt
Available Credit(s): 1 AIA/HSW LU