Register. The course will compare the embodied and operating carbon impacts of window restoration, secondary glazing, and replacement windows as well as emerging glazing technologies.

Register. This course will cover the use of custom wood doors for large exterior openings found on garages, car barns, pool houses, and other auxiliary spaces.

The course will define cast stone and illustrate the way it is used and installed for both exterior and interior applications in commercial and residential settings.

Register Now - Understanding the challenges required for properly planning and documenting large scale historic restoration/renovation projects.

Get a preview of this session: From technology to universal design, fine cabinetry for traditional and restoration projects demands a respect for historical design intent and a thorough understanding of modern lifestyle essentials.

Get a preview of this session: This webinar will feature several case studies to illustrate the process of measuring and selecting storm windows, installation, and results to be expected for energy savings and noise reduction.

Get a preview of this session: Designed in 1955-1957, the memorial, known as “the birdcage,” was suffering from severe condensation and required a substantial rehabilitation strategy in order to preserve its Modernist character-defining features. This case study will review the decision to restore the glazing with new vacuum insulated glass.

Get a preview of this session: This course will give design and building professionals an in-depth understanding of clay tiles for roofing and cladding: their composition, quality, design considerations, color, and style.

Get a preview of this session: Windows and doors are the gateways to bring nature into the home; they give homeowners a greater sense of comfort, safety, and security.

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