Courses per Sponsor
National Glass Association
The National Glass Association (NGA) is the largest trade association serving the architectural glass and metals industry. A technical and educational resource, NGA envisions a future in which glass is the material of choice to enhance spaces where people live, play, learn, and work.
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-  Keeping Pace with Technology
-  Next-Level Glass Performance and Sustainability
-  Design Considerations for Commercial Fenestration Systems
-  Key Strategies for Bird-Friendly Glazing
-  The Value-Added Performance of Coated Glass
-  Illuminating Spaces
-  Benefits of Daylighting in Building Design
-  Beyond Energy: How Glass in Architecture Contributes to Occupant Well-Being and Comfort
-  The Value-Added Performance of Coated Glass
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National Gypsum Company
National Gypsum Company is the exclusive service provider of reliable, high-performance building products manufactured by its affiliate companies and marketed under the Gold Bond®, ProForm® and PermaBASE® brands. The National Gypsum name has been synonymous with innovative products and exceptional service since 1925.
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National Terrazzo & Mosaic Association, Inc.
The National Terrazzo & Mosaic Association has been setting the standards for terrazzo since 1923. We offer assistance throughout the design and installation process. Specifications are available online, and our technical advisor can answer your specific questions.
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-  Demystifying Terrazzo: Questions & Answers for the Architect
-  Material Imprecision
-  Radical Practice
-  Where to Begin
-  Building Community & Scaling Impact
-  Architecture and Infrastructure: Designing the Spaces In Between
-  Plan for the Planet
-  People, Place and Process: Preservation as a Strategy for Citizen Engagement
-  Entangled Elements
-  Restoring the Expansive Architect
-  Closing Keynote: Fundamental Principles at Every Scale
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards
The National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) is a nonprofit organization made up of the architectural licensing boards of 55 U.S. states and territories. While each jurisdiction is responsible for regulating the practice of architecture within its borders, NCARB develops and administers national programs for candidates pursuing architectural licensure and helps architects expand their professional reach through the NCARB Certificate.
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New Millennium
Achieve architectural visions. Solve engineering challenges. Realize project goals. Your success begins with the selection of the right steel building system. We have the expertise to help you determine the optimal structural steel building system for your application. From steel joists and deck to long-span composite floor systems, we engineer and manufacture solutions that control costs, enhance performance and ensure project success. Together, let’s build it better.
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North American Modern Building Alliance (NAMBA)
Founded in 2020 as part of the American Chemistry Council, the North American Modern Building Alliance (NAMBA) is a leading voice on the safe and effective use of plastic building materials in building envelopes. We believe having an informed public and robust codes and standards are essential to supporting a multi-layered approach to building fire safety.
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NYSERDA
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-  Envelope Performance Requirements for Low-Carbon Buildings
-  Calculation Procedures for Assessing Thermal Bridging Impacts
-  Envelope Performance Loopholes in Current NY Energy Code
-  The Energy and Comfort Impacts of Thermal Bridging in Metal Frame Wall Construction and K-12 Schools
-  Thermal Bridging Impacts on Multifamily Buildings (Mass and Wood Wall Construction)
-  Thermal Bridging Impacts on Offices (Curtain Wall Construction)
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