Whether to control daylight, protect occupants, or provide eye-catching design, architectural surfacing materials are a great addition to any project. Join us in this one-hour course as we discuss a wide variety of architectural surfacing materials. Participants will discover the many benefits of solar control window films, safety and security films, and other architectural surfacing materials that can be used in any application to increase sustainability, safety, and design, as well as comply with Leed v4.1 requirements.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Identify the sustainable benefits of solar control window films, such as increased energy savings that can help projects apply for LEED v4.1 category credits.
- Describe how safety and security window films help protect occupants against the hazards of shattered glass in the event of an emergency.
- Illustrate how to install distraction markers on transparent glass walls, doors, and sidelites in order to comply with code requirements and decrease injuries.
- Evaluate architectural surfacing materials for performance characteristics such as emissions, material ingredients, and durability, as set forth in LEED v4.1
This is a free on-line CEU Presentation to both IIDA Members and Non-Members. RSVP at the link above.
Must be present for CEU accreditation, as this event will not be recorded.