Daylighting, Views and Safety: Understanding and Specifying Fire Rated Glass and Framing
Contributing to a better building design
Sponsored by Technical Glass Products (TGP) | Presented by Tim Donaldson
Webinar On-Demand
Daylighting, Views and Safety - Understanding and Specifying Fire Rated Glass and Framing by Technical Glass Products meets the standards required by AIA for Health Safety and Welfare designation. This course will educate architects on how to increase daylighting and views when dealing with fire rated walls. Participants receive a fire-rated glazing primer, a look at product testing, building codes, real-world applications and how multifunctional fire-rated glazing solutions are changing the game.
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Tim Donaldson is an Architectural Services Manager for Technical Glass Products, a leader in the fire-rated glass and framing industry. He works with design professionals to educate them on the basics of how they can meet fire codes without compromising aesthetics and helps them gain a better understanding of the different categories of fire-rated glazing materials and systems, and their roles in fire protection. He also consults with architects, building owners and glazing subcontractors on project-specific issues. |
Technical Glass Products (TGP), a division of Allegion, is the leader in fire-rated glass and frames, offering the FireLite® family of ceramic glazing, Pilkington Pyrostop® transparent wall panels, Fireframes® fire-rated framing and TGProtect® multifunctional glazing assemblies.
Originally published in Architectural Record
Originally published in August 2024
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Describe the fundamentals of fire-rated glazing, including product testing standards and fire-rated glazing classifications.
- Recognize the differences between fire protective materials and fire resistive systems.
- Confidently specify fire-rated systems.
- Identify some real-world examples where fire rated glass was used to help achieve ambitious designs.
