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Common Insulation Systems, Hybrid Systems, and Today’s Energy Codes

 

December 07, 2018
12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
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Friendship Heights Village Center
4433 South Park Avenue
Chevy Chase, MD 20815
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Please join the Small Practice Group for a special year-end lunch program presented by Debbie Mattes, an Insulation Expert of 22 years with Cameron Group Insulators (formerly A.C. & R. Insulators). Deb's substantive presentation to our group nearly ten years ago was memorable for her depth of knowledge and experience with all types of insulation as well as her ability to make independent assessments of how to figure out the best insulation choices for each design consideration. Today's codes have added further challenges to making the best choices. Don't miss this opportunity to be enlightened by an expert who understands the constraints and considerations architects have to deal with when specifying insulation. 

Learning objectives:

  1. Understand how different types of insulation systems function.
  2. Understand why R-value is not necessarily the most important consideration when choosing the best system.
  3. Learn how to choose among insulation systems based on project criteria, local conditions, construction type, cost, and other influencing factors.
  4. Learn how to fit chosen insulation product(s) within dimensional constraints.  
  5. Understand when and how using a hybrid system may provide the most economical and effective solution to meet both code requirements and budgetary constraints.  

1.5 LU/HSW

Parking Info: Location is three blocks north of Friendship Heights metro; exit at northwest corner of Wisconsin Ave. & Western Ave. Parking available in area garages, including:

  1. Highland House Apts. garage, 5480 Wisconsin Ave. (enter from South Park Ave.);
  2. Courtyard by Marriott parking deck, 5520 Wisconsin Ave. (access at rear, from The Hills Plaza); and
  3. Public Garage at 5430 Wisconsin Ave. (enter off of Wisconsin Ave., to right of Gap/Banana Republic building).

Limited metered parking also available on all three sides of Friendship Heights Village Center.

   AIAPV members earn 1 point!

Tickets

$10.00 AIAPV Member - Common Insulation Systems, Hybrid Systems, and Todays Energy Codes

$10.00 Other AIA Chapter Member - Common Insulation Systems, Hybrid Systems, and Todays Energy Codes

$20.00 Non-Member - Common Insulation Systems, Hybrid Systems, and Todays Energy Codes