Live webinar sponsored by the Air Barrier Association of America

The requirements in green standards alone, such as LEED, Green Globes and IgCC may lack comprehensive measures to address resiliency related to the long-term performance of the building enclosure. We will review changes in codes, examples of roof and vertical assembly integrations, and tools to assess potential moisture challenges to enable energy-efficient and durable enclosure assemblies.

Learning Objectives:

1. Apply recent changes in energy codes to building enclosure roof and wall assemblies for improved energy efficiency.
2. Evaluate effectiveness in existing green standards for a project’s long-term moisture durability regarding the scope and impact to the building enclosure.
3. Identify how to utilize and supplement various green standards across the various project phases, including design and material selection, construction-related activities, field performance testing, and Building Enclosure Commissioning (BECx).
4. Apply examples of best practices and tools to assist in designing energy-efficient and durable roofing and building enclosures.

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Benjamin Meyer, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP

Benjamin is a Roofing & Building Science Architect with GAF. Previous experience includes: enclosure consultant principal, technical management for enclosure products, architecture, real-estate development and construction management. Serves as a Member of the LEED Technical Committee, Member of the ASHRAE 90.1 Envelope and Project Committees, and a Director of ABAA.