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BE Live - Key Factors for Enclosure Resilience: Heat, UV, Water and Air Performance
2025-12-09 13:00 - 14:00 (America/Detroit) | IL
Key Factors for Enclosure Resilience: Heat, UV, Water and Air Performance
Designing Beyond Code for Building Resiliency and Durability
Sponsored by Air Barrier Association of America | Presented by Benjamin Meyer and Andrea Wagner Watts
Live Webinar Airing on December 9 at 01:00 PM ET
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In an era of increasingly severe storms, building resilience is paramount. This presentation explores how robust whole-building air barrier assemblies create a resilient shield against extreme environmental stresses. We will delve into designing high-performance building envelopes, integrating resilience through evolving code standards, and comparing past practices to future advancements.
The session will also examine various roof and wall assemblies, supported by lab tests and real-world data. Finally, we’ll cover essential quality assurance protocols, including building enclosure commissioning and whole building airtightness testing, to ensure your designs perform as intended.

Benjamin Meyer is the Building Enclosure Business Director with Siplast. Previous experience includes: enclosure consultant principal, technical management for enclosure products, architecture, real-estate development and construction management. He serves as a past Member of the LEED Technical Committee, Chair of the ASHRAE 90.1 Envelope Committee, and a Director of ABAA.

Andrea Wagner Watts is the Building Science Education Manager for GAF | Siplast Building & Roofing Science, engaging with industry professionals to provide guidance, technical support and education for roof and wall assemblies. With more than 15 years of experience in the industry, Andrea strives to improve the overall performance of the building enclosures through application innovation, product development and building science research. Andrea has published on building science, assembly interfaces, durability and resilience and holds multiple patents. She serves as an executive board member of ABAA, is the co-chair of their Technical Committee and chairs the ASTM E06 and D08 Task Groups on air barriers assemblies

ABAA & CSI Houston - Air Barrier and Enclosure Education
2025-12-09 10:00 - 17:30
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A DAY OF AIR BARRIER & ENCLOSURE EDUCATION – HOUSTON, TX
Presented by the Air Barrier Association of America in Collaboration with CSI Houston
Join us for a day of expert-led education with leading voices in building enclosures, air barriers, and airtightness. ABAA is proud to partner with CSI Houston for this high-level event featuring best practices for achieving durable, continuous air barrier systems – reinforced through live, hands-on mock-up demonstrations.

Through Wall & Transition Membranes – Selection & Installation, 1.0 LU/HSW
Understanding Difficult Critical Transitions of Air, Vapor and Moisture Barriers, 1.5 LU//HSW
Don’t Go There: Navigating the Real, Imperfect Air Barrier Details, 1.0 LU/HSW
Air Barrier Mock-Up Demonstration, 2.0 LU/HSW

Presenters:
Meagan Elfert, CDT, MBA, CBS, Vice President, York Flashings
Corey Zussman, AIA, NCARB, ALA (IL, IN, WI), QA/QC Vice President, AECOM – Hunt Construction
Pamela Jergenson, FCSI, CDT, CCS, CCCA, BECxP, CxA+BE, CABS, Technical Director of Building Science Solutions, Intertek
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Buildings XVI Conference Thermal Performance of the Exterior Envelopes of Whole Buildings
2025-12-07 08:30 - 2025-12-11 19:30
Thermal Performance of the Exterior Envelopes of Whole Buildings
December 8-11, 2025
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The Buildings XVI Conference brings together product manufacturers, research organizations, academia, builders, designers, architects and consultants to discuss their work achievements, interest and awareness of buildings issues, and to provide solutions and insight into some of our major building envelope problems.
“This conference draws heavily on the advanced technical knowledge of our global experts and takes place every three years, allowing time to develop new research and technology applications and to document findings,” said André Desjarlais, conference chairperson. “It’s a great opportunity for product manufacturers, research groups, technical advisors, builders, designers, and consultants to discuss their work achievements, interest, and awareness of buildings issues, and provide solutions to some of our major building problems.”
The conference is organized by ASHRAE along with Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
ABAA Pre-Conference Workshops Sunday, December 7 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM EST
Workshop 1 – Building Enclosures

Session 1: Update on the Current Codes What one Affect the Air Barrier Industry presented by Theresea Weston
Session 2: High Temp and Compatibility of Membranes presented by Benjamin Meyer
Session 3: ABAA Research – Yesterday. Today and the Future presented by Sarah Flock and Andrew Dunlap
Session 4: Warmer, Wetter, and Windier Future Proofing Your Building Enclosure for a Changing Climate presented by Jilian Burgess
Session 5: Whole Building Air Leakage Testing Updates presented by Denali Jones
Session 6: Low Carbon Buildings presented by John Straube

Workshop 2 – Demonstrations and Simulations

Session 1: Air Sealing Existing Buildings presented by Larry Harmon
Session 2: Air Leakage Modeling presented by Lisa Chen Ng
Session 3: What is CFM50 not telling you? From “One Number” to a Whole Building Peformance Approach presented by Jessica Meylor
Session 4: Real-Time Building Air Leakage Visualization: Demo and Research Progress presented by Philip Boudreaux and Gurneesh Jatana
Session 5: Buildings Move, Buildings Leak: Revisiting the Critical Link Between Engineering Mechanics and Enclosure Performance presented by Jon Porter
Session 6: Self-Adhered Membrane Applications: What Does It Really Mean to Stick presented by Cody Shelner

ABAA ASI Ad Hoc Group Meeting
2025-12-05 10:00 - 11:00, 2025-11-21 10:00 - 11:00, 2025-11-14 10:00 - 11:00, 2025-11-07 10:00 - 11:00
Conference Call
All times shown are in Eastern Time Zones

2025 BEC Austin Symposium - When the Envelope Breaks
2025-12-05 09:30 - 18:00
2025 BEC: Austin Symposium – When the Envelope Breaks
A conference on the current and future state of building, reuse, and deconstruction. This event isn’t just about avoiding breakdowns; it’s about safeguarding our resources and honoring the deep, often untold stories of the structures and materials that shape our society.
Keynote Speaker: Christine Williamson, Assistant Professor, Virginia Tech School of Architecture; @buildingsciencefightclub
Speakers:
Andrea Hellerman, AIA, Associate Director of Facade Engineering at WJE
Kelly Doran, CEO Ha/f Climate Design, Adjunct Professor at University of Toronto, and Senior Fellow at Architecture 2030
Stephanie Phillips, Senior Program Manager, Deconstruction & Circular Economy at City of San Antonio
Plus the return of the Mock-up Rodeo!
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Moisture Defects in Buildings - A Sick Building Pandemic 1.0 CEU/HSW
2025-12-04 13:00 - 14:00
Moisture Defects in Buildings – A Sick Building Pandemic
Poor air quality caused by water damage and mold is contributing to increasing health burdens on occupants of buildings of every type, construction and age…including new construction. Understanding and applying building science fundamentals along with considerations uniquely related to region, site, structure type, materials and construction coordination is the key to successful building solutions that will be durable and supportive of occupant wellness over time. Bulk water, condensation, pressure differentials, capillary action, construction processes and even occupant activities contribute moisture to buildings which must be managed properly in today’s increasingly complex structures. Despite building code requirements, common building defects continue to be overlooked by all involved in the quest for sustainability and at the expense of durability and wellness. Incorporating decades of research and professional education related to building science along with a personal health journey related to environmental toxin exposure, this program raises awareness of the key role our buildings play in health and wellness. Professionals and non-professionals alike will gain knowledge and insights to discover, correct and avoid building defects, errors and omissions that often lead to water damage, high indoor humidity, mold and poor indoor air quality to confidently build facilities which are durable as well as being wellness supporting environments.
Learning Objectives:

Recognize causes and sources of water accumulation in building materials with potential health impacts.
Evaluate the impacts of moisture on all building materials.
Consider the mechanics of moisture movement for building design.
Recognize moisture related building defects and design solutions to avoid them.

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Cheryl Ciecko, President/Architect, Dwell Well Institute
Cheryl Ciecko is a licensed architect, building science and healthy building consultant providing education and resources to professionals and individuals world-wide. Cheryl uses her professional education and experience, and extensive building science-focused research related to air quality, moisture management and building science, to identify and resolve building defects that can affect health and wellness of building occupants. As a thought leader with an online consulting practice supporting individuals and professionals, Cheryl specializes in building defect avoidance, water damage and mold, reaching thousands of followers each month. Homeowners and building professionals find her various online education programs extremely beneficial as her following continues to grow. Cheryl has architectural degrees from University of Minnesota and the University of Illinois and is licensed in Illinois and Wyoming. She serves as the architect representative to the U.S. American Lumber Standards Committee and was a board member for the Association of Licensed Architects for over 13 years. A past member of the AIA, Cheryl is also a LEED AP with unique insights to share. It’s Cheryl’s mission to raise awareness of the role the built environment plays in health and wellness, while fostering discussion, sharing solutions and peer education to address the complex problems of our times.

ABAA Marketing Committee Meeting
2025-12-03 16:00 - 17:00, 2025-11-20 14:00 - 15:00

ABAA Adhesive Backed Commercial Building Wrap Ad Hoc Group Meeting
2025-12-03 14:00 - 15:00, 2025-11-10 15:00 - 16:00

Online Self-Adhered & Fluid Applied Installer Certification Training Course
2025-12-02 10:00 - 2025-12-04 16:30
DEADLINE TO REGISTER IS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2025
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Online ABAA Training course
Physical installer manuals will be sent out. Those who register early will have a better chance of receiving their manual prior to the start of training. Having the manual for the online training modules is not required, but highly recommended to have before writing the exam.

DESCRIPTION:
This course is designed to teach experienced installers how to create an Air Barrier using Self-Adhered and Fluid Applied materials. This course includes instruction on everything from selecting proper materials, substrate preparation, application technology and troubleshooting.
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Not an Installer?
ABAA courses are open to everyone and are a great training opportunity for all, including General Contractors, Suppliers, Manufacturers sales rep, Architectural Reps, and anyone in the construction industry. There is NO experience needed to attend one of our great training courses.

Interested in Certification?
Self-Adhered and Fluid Applied installer training is designed to teach experienced installers how to create an Air Barrier using Self Adhered and Fluid Applied materials. This course includes instruction on everything from selecting proper materials, substrate preparation, application technology, troubleshooting and hands-on training.
For certification purposes, a minimum of 3000 hours of work experience either directly with air barriers or in applicable related trade experience is required.
For companies seeking to become ABAA Accredited Contractor, it is ABAA policy that each company has at least 1 person trained in an ABAA Installer Training Course and certified as an ABAA Level 3 Installer, and at least 1 person trained in the Quality Assurance Program Administrator Course.

Questions?
Please email us at training@airbarrier.org
See you there!
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COURSE BEGINS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2025 AT 10:00AM ET. IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE A CONFIRMATION EMAIL WITHIN 3 BUSINESS DAYS OF REGISTERING, PLEASE CONTACT US DIRECTLY.
DEADLINE TO REGISTER IS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2025

ABAA Codes Task Group Meeting
2025-12-01 14:00 - 15:00

ABAA Conference Committee Meeting
2025-11-24 13:00 - 14:30, 2025-11-20 10:00 - 11:00

ABAA ExCom Meeting
2025-11-24 11:00 - 12:00

Pitfalls and Challenges to Avoid in NFPA 285 Engineering Judgements 1.0 CEU/HSW
2025-11-20 13:00 - 14:00
Pitfalls and Challenges to Avoid in NFPA 285 Engineering Judgements
Engineering Analysis is a necessary tool to provide the fire protection and safety of our buildings. The exponential number of wall assembly combinations and detailing of enclosure assemblies in the built environment prevents the opportunity to confirm fire performance through direct testing. This is especially true with the required investment of time, effort, and cost of for larger scale tests such as NFPA 285. Qualified Fire Engineering teams in partnership with third-party labs and the product manufacturers offer the opportunity to extend successful test results beyond the tested specimen through a Letter of Engineering Analysis. This presentation will discuss the opportunity, challenges and limitations present when considering acceptance of test data extended to support substitution or modification to an assembly.
Learning Objectives:

Identify appropriate content within engineering analysis reports pertaining to exterior walls.
Understand the different types of engineering analysis reports.
Gain an understanding of the engineering analysis process and considerations when reviewing fire test data for extension.
Identify the relevant code path that allows for engineering analyses.

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Keith Nelson, NCARB, AIA, CDT, BCxP, Commercial Application Leader and Fire Performance SME, Dupont
Keith P. Nelson joined DuPont in January 2023 with over 20 years of industry experience leading building enclosure consulting for design and construction projects across the US and internationally. He is a licensed Architect in multiple states and joined DuPont with strong experiences in building science, building enclosure forensics, enclosure commissioning, field performance testing, and is an industry leader in NFPA 285 compliance education. Keith leads and participates in multiple standard development organizations, including ICC 1125, ASHRAE 90.1, ASTM E06, and ASTM E05 and was elected to the ABAA Board of Directors in June 2024. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture and a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Design from Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana.

Dan Martin, PE, CFEI, CVFI, Lead Fire Protection Engineer, Jensen Hughes
Dan Martin is a Fire Protection Engineering working in the RDT&E group conducting live fire research for a variety of clients ranging from government institutions to the private sector, and in the fire forensics group as a fire investigator. Additionally, he analyzes and inspects building construction deficiencies that relate to the IBC fire rating of various assemblies and constructions. He’s also part of a team of engineers that provide guidance, design recommendations, and write engineering judgment letters for exterior cladding systems compliance in accordance with NFPA 285. He is actively engaged in the ICC code development process representing clients and the FPE industry in the development of the International Building Code.

ABAA Research Committee Meeting
2025-11-20 12:00 - 13:00

ABAA Contractor Webinar: Open Forum - Curtainwall Details Solutions to Your Real-world Applications
2025-11-19 11:00 - 12:00
We are excited to host a free virtual educational webinar in November, but need your help. Our speaker, Adam Ugliuzza, will be hosting an open forum, focusing on curtainwall details in real-world applications. Send project-specific issues with an example picture or detail by October 31 to lhardman@airbarrier.org (redact sensitive information).
The webinar will be interactive, and solutions will be provided on the call.
Discussion will:

Summarize Unitized Curtain Wall Design: Provide a general overview of unitized curtain wall design and compare it to other curtain wall types.
Explore Unitized Curtain Wall Installation: Review unitized curtain wall details to understand typical installation procedures.
Explore Unitized Curtain Wall Interface Conditions: Review unitized curtain wall details that have been provided and present solutions for interfacing with the air and water barrier.

This webinar is exclusive to the ABAA contractor members. Please reach out to lhardman@airbarrier.org to register.

ABAA Contractors Committee Meeting
2025-11-18 10:00 - 11:00

BEC / AIA Nebraska Full Day Symposium
2025-11-14 10:00 - 17:00
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FULL-DAY SYMPOSIUM ON AIR BARRIER AND BUILDING ENCLOSURE EDUCATION – Omaha, NE
Presented by the Air Barrier Association of America in collaboration with BEC/AIA Nebraska
Join us for a day of expert-led air barrier education featuring some of the industry’s leading voices in building enclosures, air barriers, and airtightness. As the recognized authority and voice of the air barrier industry, ABAA is proud to partner with BEC Nebraska to deliver this high-level educational event. Gain valuable insights and take part in discussions on topics such as:

Don’t Go There: Navigating the Real, Imperfect Air Barrier Details
ABAA QAP: Ensuring Quality in Air Barrier Installations
Building Envelope Guidelines for Mass Timber
Building Enclosure Commissioning (BECx): Ensuring Durability, Health, and Performance
Addressing Condensation in Low-Slope Roof Assemblies

Presenters:
Pamela Jergenson, FCSI, Technical Director of Building Science Solutions, Intertek
Denali Jones, PE, Technical Director, Air Barrier Association of America
Keith Simon, FAIA, VP, Design Phase Services, Salas O’Brien
Scott Wood, Principal, SWA Consulting
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ABAA QAP Committee Meeting
2025-11-14 10:00 - 11:00

ABAA Technical Committee Meeting
2025-11-13 14:00 - 15:00

BECx Fundamentals: What It Is and Why It Matters 1.0 CEU/HSW
2025-11-13 13:00 - 14:00
BECx Fundamentals: What It Is and Why It Matters
This session provides a summary of Building Enclosure Commissioning (BECx), focusing on its role in delivering the building owner’s vision by achieving a high-performing, durable building envelope. It explores the structured BECx process, outlining how BECx providers, contractors, architects, and owners collaborate to meet performance goals throughout each project phase.
Emphasizing the critical role of air barriers, the session highlights their functions and illustrates how BECx supports air barriers in performing as intended. Essential documentation –such as design reviews, field testing, deficiency tracking, and final acceptance reports –will be outlined to establish efficient communication and issue resolution. Key industry standards, including ASTM and ASHRAE Guideline 0, will be introduced as benchmarks for BECx performance.
Standard testing methods, including air leakage and water penetration, will be examined with a focus on early identification of air barrier deficiencies to safeguard envelope integrity. Additionally, a brief comparison between BECx and mechanical commissioning will clarify their distinct scopes, showcasing BECx’s value in achieving building durability, sustainability, and quality aligned with the owner’s vision.
Learning Objectives:

Describe the Roles and Responsibilities in a BECx Project: Participants will be able to identify the roles of key stakeholders, allowing them to collaborate effectively and align on project goals and responsibilities throughout the commissioning process.
Outline Key Documentation and Verification Methods in BECx: Participants will be able to interpret essential documentation, using real-world examples to outline verification methods like BECx forms and field testing to confirm compliance with specifications.
Discuss Relevant Standards and Guidelines for BECx: Participants will be able to identify relevant standards applicable to the BECx process, enabling them to interpret and adhere to building envelope commissioning guidelines.
Identify BECx’s role in addressing deficiencies in the building enclosure: Participants will be able to recognize how BECx contributes to identifying and mitigating envelope deficiencies and perform as intended.

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Alessandra Valerio, B. Arch, PMP, BECxP, CxA+BE, Building Science Consultant, Project Manager, Stantec
Alessandra Valerio is a Building Science Consultant at Stantec, specializing in Building Enclosure Commissioning (BECx) and building envelope systems. With over eight years of experience in the construction industry, she is dedicated to empowering stakeholders to succeed in better construction practices and helping building owners achieve their requirements.
She began her career coordinating high-rise commercial building projects, managing project compatibility and ensuring alignment with project requirements, quality standards, and client expectations through technical solutions, inter-disciplinary coordination, and activity monitoring –all while focusing on advancing construction technology and production management.
Transitioning into consulting as a technical consultant representing building materials manufacturers, Alessandra gained in-depth knowledge of building materials while providing guidance to architects across diverse building types during the design and construction phases, ensuring compliance with project objectives.
As a Building Enclosure Commissioning Provider (BECxP) specialist, Alessandra supports the performance of building envelope systems. She collaborates with project teams to verify design intent and checks that materials and construction methods meet performance standards and owners’ requirements. This thorough approach improves the quality and durability of the building envelope.
Alessandra holds a degree in Architecture and Urbanism from the University of São Paulo and a postgraduate qualification in Building Construction Management from the Politecnica of São Paulo. She has also completed coursework in Building Science Specialist (BSS), Project Management Professional (PMP) at the University of Toronto and Commissioning Building Enclosure Assemblies and Systems (BECx) at Wisconsin University-Madison. Currently, she serves on the Board of Directors of the Ontario Building Envelope Council (OBEC).

BEC Iowa Full-Day Symposium
2025-11-13 09:00 - 17:00
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FULL-DAY SYMPOSIUM ON AIR BARRIER AND BUILDING ENCLOSURE EDUCATION – Grimes, IA
Presented by the Air Barrier Association of America in Collaboration with BEC IOWA
Join us for a day of expert-led education featuring leading voices in building enclosures and air barriers. ABAA is proud to partner with BEC Iowa for this high-level event covering topics such as:

Building Envelope Guidelines for Mass Timber
Achieving a High-Performance Air Barrier System
Are You (and Your Building) Covered?
The Evolving Landscape of Commercial Energy Efficiency: Understanding & Applying New Codes
The Big Disconnect: Roof to Wall Connections for Your Air Barrier
Addressing Condensation in Low-Slope Roof Assemblies

Presenters:
Pamela Jergenson, FCSI, Technical Director of Building Science Solutions, Intertek
Denali Jones, PE, Technical Director, Air Barrier Association of America
Keith Simon, FAIA, VP, Design Phase Services, Salas O’Brien
Scott Wood, Principal, SWA Consulting
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What the Heck Happened, A Case Study in a New Building's Stucco Gone Wrong 1.0 CEU/HSW
2025-11-06 13:00 - 14:00
What the Heck Happened, A Case Study in a New Building’s Stucco Gone Wrong
A recently constructed charter elementary school had a huge problem. Their new stucco of about 8 years was extensively cracked and the window perimeters were leaking into the classrooms. This case study will address the steps of investigation which included forensic discovery of the extent of the problems and the resultant decomposition damage and insect infestation which occurred due to the problem water infiltration. This will then address the assessment that the originally designed traditional three-coat stucco, was mis-applied. Instead of applying the required second or brown coat, the problem assembly jumped ahead and installed an extra-thick finish coat. This then caused excessive shrinkage, extensive spider cracking, and complete delamination of the finish coat from the stucco backup scratch coat. The cracks and the delamination allowed the free-flow of wind-driven rain to travel past the mis-flashed windows and into the children’s classrooms. To remove and reinstall traditional three-coat stucco with a color finish would not have fit into the summer construction schedule, so instead, a drainage back, direct-apply, DEFS to cement board stucco system, along with new flashings and fluid-applied air and weather barrier was selected. This allowed the entire remediation project to occur within the summer construction season prior to the start of school. The result is a water-tight project, that looks exactly like the original stucco intent, but now is even better with reliable back-drainage, flashings, and of-course without the plaguing problems.
Learning Objectives:

Review the guidelines for traditional three-coat stucco.
Describe why too much of the stucco finish coat may cause a problem.
Clarify why flashings are needed at windows instead of relying on the integrity of the finish materials.
Contrast the differences between three-coat stucco, EIFS, and DEFS hard-coat to cement board systems.

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George David Schoenhard, AIA, ABAA, REWC, BECxA, RRO, CSI, LEED AP, OSHA, Manager & Principal, Design Support Services of Philadelphia, LLC (DSS-Philly)
George David Schoenhard, AIA has over 45 years’ experience in designing fine architecture, with the last nine as the Principal of DSS-Philly, one of the leading High-Performance Building Enclosure consulting firms in the Philadelphia region. He brings his decades of architectural experience to skillfully advise and design, implement or remediate building enclosures on behalf of other architects, owners and contractors. He is the inventor and developer of the high-performance Back-Lattice Wall Design. He actively researches comparative building enclosure assemblies, speaks nationally, presents ABAA Webinar’s, and is an AIA Continuing Education Provider.

SeaBEC Air Barrier Symposium
2025-11-05 15:15 - 20:00
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12:15PM – 12:45PM Sign-In & Welcome
12:45 – 1:45PM Box Lunch & Presentation Brian Stroik, Building Enclosure Pre-Construction Meeting – 1.0 LU/HSW
Pre-construction meetings are critical to quality assurance and should be specified in the project manual. They align owners, designers, contractors, and manufacturers on expectations, installation practices, and warranties before field work begins. This session explains how to structure effective meetings to resolve issues early, foster collaboration, and reduce delays, risks, and construction problems.
1:45 – 2:00PM Break
2:00PM – 3:00PM Presentation Andrew Dunlap, Locating That Elusive Point of Condensation: A Review of Hygrothermal Evaluation Fundamentals. 1.0 LU/HSW
This presentation will review the various types of Hygrothermal modeling tools available to assist designers in developing a building’s exterior enclosure. Variables such as the interior and exterior climate (temperature/humidity), material permeance, wall assembly types, and transitions between adjacent construction will be explored. Understanding the impact of the decision to use various modeling techniques such as 1D/2D/3D and transient versus static modeling will be discussed.
3:00 – 3:15PM Break
3:15 – 4:15PM Presentation Brian Stroik, Trust But Verify: Quality Control For Your Air Barriers – 1.0 LU/HSW
Adhesion is critical for barriers to resist wind, stack effect, and pressurization. This session reviews 15 years of field research on adhesion performance across materials Modern construction is more complex, with layered systems, tight schedules, and higher expectations. This session outlines how quality assurance programs and trade-specific quality control—starting before installation and continuing through completion—help ensure durable, high-performing air barriers
4:15 – 5:00PM Networking
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RAiNA 2025 Conference - Rainscreen Proficiency – The Parts, Precision and Performance
2025-11-05 08:30 - 20:00
This one-day event brings together architects, contractors, manufacturers, consultants, and other building enclosure professionals to explore the most current and critical topics in rainscreen performance and design.
What to Expect:

A robust agenda packed with technical presentations and real-world case studies
Expert speakers from across the building enclosure industry
Networking opportunities with professionals driving rainscreen innovation
Insightful discussions focused on the systems, materials, and design approaches that make rainscreen walls work

Sponsorship Opportunities Now Available!
RAiNA members have first access to sponsor this year’s conference. Remaining opportunities will open to the public starting on August 4, 2025. Sponsorship is a powerful way to position your brand at the center of the rainscreen conversation.
This conference is open to everyone in the industry—RAiNA membership is not required to attend.
We invite you to be part of this important gathering that’s advancing best practices, strengthening industry collaboration, and celebrating innovation in rainscreen assemblies.
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We look forward to welcoming you to Philadelphia this November!
