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SUMMARY:Within Tolerance: Why Real-World Cross-Collaboration Matters More in the AI Age 1.0 CEU/HSW
DESCRIPTION:As artificial intelligence reshapes workflows across architecture\, engineering\, and construction\, the demand for more sophisticated and adaptable building enclosures continues to grow. Yet\, the built environment remains fundamentally human—designed for people\, shaped by context\, and realized through collaboration. This presentation offers a multidisciplinary perspective\, drawing from the experiences of architects\, contractors\, and owners to examine how real-world\, cross-disciplinary coordination remains essential to delivering high-performance buildings\, even as digital tools become more prevalent. It highlights lessons from projects where human communication—not automation—was the key to maintaining design intent\, continuity\, and constructability. The session explores how to achieve better buildings from start to finish—showing that beyond maintaining assembly and system continuity\, true performance depends on project team continuity. From breaking ground to drying in\, the presentation illustrates how proactive coordination\, clear scope definition\, and interface and goals alignment can prevent the missteps that lead to failure. Emphasis is placed on applying first principles and fundamentals to navigate complex conditions and develop simple\, collaborative solutions. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nIdentify critical coordination points that affect enclosure continuity and performance from design through construction.\nDescribe how early\, discipline-wide collaboration mitigates scope gaps and interface failures in enclosure assemblies.\nDiscuss practical strategies for maintaining communication and alignment among project stakeholders.\nApply lessons from field and desk to improve constructability and performance of air\, moisture\, and thermal control layers.\n\nRegister Now \nEnrique Lizardi\, Building Enclosure Consultant – PM – Associate\, BPL Enclosure` \nEnrique Lizardi is a Building Enclosure Consultant at BPL Enclosure\, with a multidisciplinary background in architecture\, construction\, and building science. He earned his degree in Architecture from Universidad La Salle Morelia\, where he began his career in building design and construction. Early mentorship under a professional who bridged architecture and engineering shaped his integrated\, systems-based approach to enclosure performance. \nEnrique’s project experience spans high-rise\, civic\, and commercial developments\, including courthouse facilities in the mountainous regions of Michoacán\, where he coordinated steel wall systems and environmental control layers. After relocating to Atlanta\, Georgia\, in 2018\, he specialized in designing and delivering high-performance cladding assemblies as a subcontractor. Building on that expertise\, he joined BPL Enclosure in 2023 to re-focus on the performance of the entire building enclosure. \nWith experience across climates\, construction roles\, and cultural contexts\, Enrique brings a holistic and practical perspective to enclosure design—emphasizing durability\, constructability\, and building-science-driven performance.
URL:https://airbarrier.org/event/within-tolerance-why-real-world-cross-collaboration-matters-more-in-the-ai-age-1-0-ceu-hsw/
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SUMMARY:Raise Your Expectations of Continuous Insulation & Air Barrier Systems 1.0 CEU/HSW
DESCRIPTION:Current construction practices have spurred innovation in continuous insulation and air barrier technologies. Specifiers need a solid grasp of continuous insulation\nand air barrier fundamentals in order to ensure wall systems function as intended. This course will provide an overview of continuous insulation and air\nbarrier technology options for in-field and off-site construction. In addition\, I will discuss critical considerations including material compatibility\, whole system testing and warranty coverages for overall building protection and performance. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nIdentify how current construction industry trends are impacting continuous insulation and air barrier products.\nEvaluate the benefits of continuous insulation and air barrier systems including innovations that have increased the performance\nClarify how whole system testing for continuous insulation and air barrier systems can increase total building performance.\nRecognize how to evaluate\, meet requirements for\, and understand benefits of continuous insulation and air barrier whole system warranties.\n\nRegister Now \nVanessa Henley\, Category Manager\, Facades\, Tremco CPG Inc \nVanessa Henley is the Category Manager of Facades at Tremco CPG Inc. In their role\, they determine the strategy for Tremco Insulation\, Finishes\, and Air Barriers. She manages the Facades team comprising product and technical experts. Vanessa has been a member of the Tremco product management team for four years and focused their career on product management and product development. She is an active member of the marketing committee for the Air Barrier Association of America.
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