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Building Enclosures: Designing for Energy Efficiency

The 2018 TSA Technical Series continues with a presentation by ROCKWOOL!

The energy and resource use in buildings today represents a large part of our collective impact on the environment. This impact can be mitigated through design and construction using well-known techniques and existing technologies. This presentation will provide an overview of building envelopes and low-tech, high-impact techniques for buildings that are more comfortable, durable, and energy efficient. The presenter will speak about heat loss through the building envelope; the definition of high performance buildings and how they relate to energy code SB-10; the definition of the perfect wall concept; and a building science informed approach to the design and construction of high performance building enclosures.

Antoine Habellion, M.Eng, M.A.S., is the Manager of the Building Science department of ROCKWOOL North America, where the main focus of his work is managing building and enclosure research projects. Antoine holds a Masters Degree in Civil Engineering from Hautes Etudes d’Ingénieur in Lille, France, and an advanced Masters degree in Building Science from Arts et Métiers ParisTech and ESTP in Paris, France.

Continuing Education: This lecture will count for two hours of OAA Structured Learning hours. Attendees will receive a certificated of participation sent to the e-mail address which they used to register for the event.

This lecture is made possible thanks to the generous support of:

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