In the rehabilitation of an historic building, windows play a key role as they allow for increased daylight, fresh air, greater security, improved energy efficiency and an overall rejuvenation of the space for the building’s inhabitants.
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This webinar is designed to equip architects with the technical knowledge required to effectively incorporate overhead garage door track systems into their residential designs. Various types of track systems will be covered, including standard, high lift, vertical lift, and low headroom configurations.
This webinar provides an in-depth explanation of terra cotta wall cladding technology, including its manufacturing, installation, and energy efficiency benefits.
News
The Traditional Building Conference Series 2025 kicked off with its first of three yearly events in Historic St Augustine, Florida, March 25-26.
Historic preservationists and new traditionalists gathered for two days of learning in the classroom and architectural tours of Savannah, Georgia at the Trustees Garden, October 23-24, 2024. This was the third and final in-person event in the Traditional Building Conference Series this year.
The historic Hanover Inn on the Green at Dartmouth College was the host venue for the second event of the 2024 Traditional building Conference Series. TRADITIONAL BUILDING magazine’s annual Palladio Awards ceremony took place on the first night of the conference, honoring 18 winning design teams and this year’s Clem Labine prize.
