AIA West Virginia - WV Construction & Design Expo 2024 

WV Expo 2024 is March 20-21.  This $125 registration provides you access to all AIA West Virginia seminars (total of 7 continuing education seminars) on both March 20 & 21. This fee also includes the chapter meeting and lunch for Wednesday, March 20.

 

Visit the WV Construction & Design Expo website for details on other seminars, keynotes and events.

 

                         Seminar Schedule!

Wednesday, March 20, 2024

9:00 – Left open for Opening Keynote Address 

10:00 – Black or White Membrane, What is the Sustainable Choice and Energy Efficient Choice?     1 AIA HSW / LU

              Presented by: Carlisle Syntec Systems & Scott Smith, Ghise-Smith Exterior Building Products

Description of Presentation

The one-hour session will cover the energy impact of roof color based on various geographic regions along with a

review of the performance trade-offs and other considerations that go into a sustainable roofing system design.

Learning Objectives:

• Learn about which geographic regions are best suited for “cool” or highly reflective roofs from an energy perspective.
• Learn about the heating penalty associated with cool roofs and how that impacts energy consumption/costs.
• Learn about differences in the weatherability and hail resistance of various roofing membranes.

 

11:00 – 1 vs 100 2021 Electrical Code Update    1 AIA HSW / LU

              Presented by: Mark Kuhn, Allegion

 Description of Presentation

Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:

• Differentiate between fail safe and fail secure electrified hardware
• Learn how the 2021 IBC affects the use of automatic operators on accessible public entrances, including requirements related to touchless switches and stand-by power
• Understand the difference between “special locking arrangements” and “normal locking arrangements”
• Become familiar with recent code change related to electrified hardware, including controlled egress, delayed egress, stairwell reentry, and electromagnetic locks

 

12:30 – 1:30 – AIA Chapter Meeting and Lunch

2:00  – Professional Liability, The Basics |   1 AIA  LU

             Presented by: Timothy Shumrick with Oswald Companies

Description of Presentation 

Participants will explore current loss prevention issues and techniques that can be used in daily practice. Risk Mitigation and understanding Professional Liability Insurance and the related responsibilities.

Learning Objective 1:
Participants will gain knowledge of the professional liability insurance underwriting process and how premiums are calculated.

Learning Objective 2:
Participants will be able to correlate how claims/contract provisions effect insurance premiums.

Learning Objective 3:
Participants of this program will learn the key parts of liability insurance that protect not only the design professional but also the project owner and the public.

Learning Objective 4:
Participants of this program will learn basic Risk Management and Risk Mitigation.

 

3:00 – The Business of Architecture & Engineering     |  1 AIA LU

               By: David McKinley, McKinley Architecture & Engineering

Description of Presentation 

Operating and growing an A/E practice that strives to provide its clients optimal design services requires an innovative culture and an effective and solid operating environment for all stakeholders. Achieving this goal presents opportunities and challenges as practices navigate the ever-changing landscape of the built environment. This session will address ways to provide a solid flexible operating foundation that advances innovation and fosters the ultimate goal: successful project delivery for its clients. 

 

4:00 – Why Not Walls? How Demountable Walls are Changing the Face of Traditional Construction     |   1 AIA HSW / LU

             Presented by: Lauren Sankey & John Krugh with Corbett Inc.

 Description of Presentation

              This session examine how demountable walls and storefronts can aid in the safety, sustainability and overall well being of those who are working in the these high-performance buildings. This will include sharing research that was conducted to identify why specifiers do and don’t specify demountable wall solutions.

 

 

Thursday, March 21, 2024

8:00 –  Left open for BOB (Business Over Breakfast)

9:00 –  Left open for Keynote Address  

10:00 – Fundamentals of AI for Designers |   1 AIA LU

Presented by: AIAU                     

Description of Presentation

Make sure you’re prepared for the rapidly evolving digital revolution with a comprehensive introduction to the core concepts, principles, and applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Learn key components of AI, explore the current and future implications of its use, and gain insights into the real-world applications in the industry. Whether this is your first foray into the topic or you’re just looking for a refresher, this course will equip you with the foundational understanding needed to explore AI further.

11:00 – Integrated Ceiling and Lighting Solutions     |       1 AIA HSW / LU

               Presented by: Lauren Pataky, Armstrong World Industries & Tommy McCarty, Foundation Building Materials

Description of Presentation

This one-hour seminar will focus on the importance of pre-engineering ceiling and lighting integration. It will cover common construction issues caused by uncoordinated ceiling and lighting conditions. The course introduces and educates participants on the value associated with pre-engineered ceiling and light solutions as well as the Health, Safety, and Wellness benefits of good lighting practices.

 

 

 

 

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