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Provider:Arch Aluminum and Glass Co.
Program#:FS0206
Program: Framing Systems
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Length:1 hour
Credits:1 LU Hour
HSW:Yes

Description: The framings systems presentation will review how aluminum is manufactured. We will discuss additional types of framing available as well as the pros and cons with emphasis on aluminum. We list the types of framing available and the applications of the systems. Finally, there is discussion of finishing methods available and how use of aluminum ties into sustainability goals..

Learning Objectives:
  • Understand various types of glazing framing systems available.
  • Explore design possibilities and limitations of aluminum framing.
  • Discuss methods of finishing aluminum framing.
  • Learn how aluminum framing can contribute to sustainability goals.
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    A/V Needs: Electrical power, screen and computer projector for the PowerPoint presentation. (The CES facilitator supplies the laptop and laser pointer.)
    How Taught: A PowerPoint presentation will be utilized for review of the material. It will include a question and answer period as well as distribution of samples.
    Facilitator Qualifications: All Arch Aluminum & Glass Co.’s CES facilitators have been trained on CES guidelines and presentation skills. They are continuously trained in aluminum system applications and are considered industry experts
    Costs: Free.
    Provider:Arch Aluminum and Glass Co.
    Program#:HS0407
    Program:Designing for Hurricane Systems
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    Length:1 hour
    Credits:1 LU Hour
    HSW:Yes
    Learning Objectives:
  • Review U.S. hurricane exposure & the effects on structures.
  • Identify both basic & regional building code requirements.
  • Explain the system approach & product requirements.
  • Discuss testing protocols & procedures.
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    A/V Needs: Electrical power, screen and computer projector for the PowerPoint presentation. (The CES facilitator supplies the laptop and laser pointer.)
    Facilitator Qualifications: All Arch Aluminum & Glass Co.’s CES facilitators have been trained on CES guidelines and presentation skills. They are continuously trained in aluminum system applications and are considered industry experts
    How Taught: A PowerPoint presentation will be utilized for review of the material. It will include a question and answer period as well as distribution of samples.
    Costs: Free.
    Provider:Glass Association of North America
    Program#:FGMD01
    Program:Glass in Today's Architecture
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    Length:1 hour
    Credits:1 LU Hour
    HSW:Yes

    Description: A study of the manufacturing process for float glass, various types and applications for the product, along with a list of benefits for architectural use.

    Learning Objectives:
  • Flat Glass Manufacturing
  • Glass Substrates (types) & Sizes
  • Fabrication Processes
  • Glass Performance Terminology
  • Applications
  • Benefits
  • Industry Resources

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    How Taught: The CES facilitator utilizes a PowerPoint presentation to provide an indepth overview of how float glass is manufacturered, the different types of glass and fabrication processes, along with various usage applications. The presentation concludes with an overview of the benefits of using glass in architectural applications, along with additional educational resources.

    A/V Needs: Electrical power, screen and computer projector for the PowerPoint presentation. (The CES facilitator supplies the laptop and laser pointer.)

    Target Audience: Architects, specifiers, owners and other design professionals in the commercial market. The ideal audience size can be one on one or over 50. The program meets every experience level with time designed into the program for questions and answers.

    Facilitator Qualifications: All GANA CES facilitators have been trained on CES guidelines and presentation skills. In addition, the facilitators are individuals working within the commercial architectural glass industry, representing the Association.

    Costs: There is no cost to bring this program into your firm or chapter meeting.
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