Landscape Architecture Webinar Symposium
Sponsored by Bison Innovative Products and Unilock
May qualify for learning hours through most Canadian architectural associations.
Date: May 8, 2024
Time: 11:00 AM EDT
Learning Objectives
- Identify the key features of pedestal deck supports, including their weight bearing capacities, durability, and height/slope adjustability, that enable precise deck leveling and a safe, structurally sound rooftop deck.
- Recall appropriate installation conditions for rooftop decking systems, including guidelines to facilitate durable and level deck construction, that meets structural, loading, and building code requirements.
- Discuss the benefits of rooftop deck systems and their site furnishings, the environmental attributes of the materials used, and the health benefits to building occupants.
- Describe customization options for rooftop decking systems, and reference case studies to illustrate how a unique, usable outdoor space can be installed over any structural surface.
Rooftop decks create valuable living and recreational space for building owners, residents, and clients. Accommodating restaurants, hotels, healthcare facilities, and everything from residential to government buildings, rooftop deck systems offer the design flexibility to create versatile, unique outdoor spaces over any structural surface. This course explores the features, surface materials, and design options for rooftop deck systems and provides an overview of recommended planning and installation guidelines.
Photo courtesy of Bison Innovative Products
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John Bozeman has worked in the Building Materials Industry for nearly 30 years with an emphasis on exterior decking, and has been the Western Territories Manager for Bison Innovative Products since 2012. John enjoys collaborating with architects, developers, engineers, and contractors and sharing his knowledge and experience to create unique, one of a kind outdoor living environments. He finds cultivating and building relationships with clients, and nurturing projects from the design phase to completion with them, to be very rewarding. John uses a hands-on approach to help make every project a success.
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HSW approval pending, 0.1 ICC CEU, 1 IIBEC CEH
Date: May 8, 2024
Time: 1:00 PM EDT
Learning Objectives
- Identify the key steps in the process of concrete manufacturing to better understand where the carbon hot spots reside and some of the latest innovations in the marketplace.
- Identify tangible types of Climate-Positive Design, in large- and small-scale planning scenarios as well as systems within those design that help to deliver NetZero.
- Describe the beneficial environmental impacts of permeable pavers on water quality, groundwater sources and sewer systems and their contribution to the reduction of greenhouse gasses.
- List the benefits of real product case studies that delivered tangible results to the community and the environment and identify scenarios in which ICPs and SRWs can be used in place of poured concrete to reduce the embodied carbon value.
This presentation will lay the foundation of Embodied Carbon measurement and where concrete fits in the grand scheme of building material choices. Find out the characteristics that currently contribute and sequester carbon in today’s concrete while exploring some of the latest innovations. Designing for the landscape realm, we have the opportunity to not just have more informed product choices but also understand how those products can contribute to a climate-positive design through the system in which they are designed. We will explore key tactics and relevant case studies in North America that deliver positive results. Lastly, we will discuss key attributes of Interlocking Concrete Pavers (ICPs) and Segmental Retaining Wall Systems (SRWs) that will help you design to NetZero project goals.
Photo courtesy of Unilock
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Elaine Willis began her career at Unilock over 25 years ago. Starting in sales, she then moved into various marketing roles before a ten-year stint as Director of Commercial Strategy. In 2023, Elaine took on a new role as Director of Sustainability, where she is focused on spearheading initiatives that drive Unilock down the path to becoming a carbon neutral company, while helping designers build beautiful landscapes that enhance our lives, our health and our environment.
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1 AIA LU/HSW, 1 PDH, LA CES/HSW, 0.1 ICC CEU
2023 On-Demand
Earn 2 AIA LU/HSW; 0.2 ICC CEU; 1 IIBEC CEH