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Peter
Kott |
S1 - Components of a Holistic Building Security, Peter Kott, Program Director, Building Security, Essex, An ASSA ABLOY Group company — 1.0 AIA LUs
Learn how to integrate security systems. Key elements of building security will be discussed including physical barriers, access control and monitoring, crisis preparedness and intervention programs.
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S2 - General Security Risk Assessment, Mark Shields,
President, and Richard Kohl, Vice President, American Security, L.L.C — 1.25 AIA LUs
Learn how to apply the American Society for Industrial Security’s General Security Risk Assessment methodology for determining how much security is enough. The framework provides qualitative and quantitative methods for determining and mitigating risks, probabilities and impacts of loss and events, and feasibility and cost/benefit analyses.
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Joseph
Lstiburek |
M1 - Why mold? Why now? How to design low-risk buildings Joseph Lstiburek, B.A.Sc., M.Eng., Ph.D., P.Eng. Principal, Building Science Corporation — 1.25 AIA LUs
Learn how to design building envelopes and operate buildings to reduce risk of mold. Topics included: vapor barriers, mechanical systems, pressurizing and depressurizing, design-based mold prevention techniques, climates and related issues, and specific mold prevention strategies.
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M2 - So You’ve Got Mold, Now What? Joseph Lstiburek — 1.25 AIA LUs
Discover straightforward ideas to get rid of mold and the moisture problems that lead to mold growth. Topics include: mold containment, who should do the work, how to know when the mold is gone, and how to manage a building to reduce risk for mold growth, why mold testing is necessary, and what to look for in a mold report. |
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Paul Doherty
The Integration and Design of Technology
as a Fourth Utility, Paul Doherty, CDT, AIA, CSI Managing Director, The Digit Group – 1.25 AIA LU’s
This session will explore actual examples to demonstrate lessons learned and best practices for integrating technologies, including wireless transactions, digital communities, HVAC controls, energy management, life safety, security, facility management and operations, and lease management. These integrated into building design, technology provides a new array of services and revenues. |
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