Adding Air Barrier and Thermal Improvements to Existing Facilities

In order to meet energy savings and reduce carbon footprints, facility owners are looking at options to increase the thermal performance and interior air quality of these facilities, especially those buildings constructed prior to the induction of an energy code. This presentation will provide an in-depth examination of design considerations with a focus on addressing ongoing air and moisture infiltration caused by the lack of continuous air barriers and thermal insulation. The presentation will discuss unique solutions to improve the overall building performances and aesthetics, and to coordinate construction in an occupied facility.

Presenter
Brian H. Neely AIA, CDT, BECxPSM, senior project manager, Gale Associates

For those who qualify, 2.0 LU/HSWs are available.

This session is part of the BSA Summer CE Workshop series, which provides opportunities to earn HSW credits before the state licensing deadline on August 31. Stay up to date on industry issues with these professional workshops, offered Monday, August 13 through Friday, August 17, 2018. BSA members save 50 percent and have their credits reported on their AIA transcript.