Articles Tagged with ''building codes''

The history of roofing underlayments is a long one, a progression of needs and innovations that like the products themselves, have remained under the surface

Robert Jutras (UL/CLEB) hosted a seminar on the differences between how Canada and the United States evaluate field performance of windows and curtain walls in large buildings during the American Architectural Manufacturers Association 82nd Annual Conference in Palm Springs.

During Design and Construction Week, the ICC Family of Companies sponsored a number of activities to network and learn about the latest trends and technologies in the building industry.

The memorandum of agreement, signed with the U.S. Department of Commerce International Trade Administration, is based on a mutual interest to raise awareness of international building safety standards.

This legislation would invest $100 billion to repair and rebuild public schools to the latest building codes.

Design and Construction Week brings together over 80,000 design and construction professionals for education and discussion.

The Code Council and NIBS have a long and close partnership as leaders in the built environment.

At a moment when LEED is pivoting toward an increasingly more stringent certification model based on an integration of strategies and measured performance, the 2018 IgCC is poised to fill the necessary role of setting a minimum standard for energy and environmental design

Register now for "Canadian Energy Codes and Regulations – Where Are They Going?" taking place at 11:30 a.m. Eastern on Tues., Jan. 29.

The American Architectural Manufacturers Association announces the hiring of Kathy Krafka Harkema as its Codes and Regulatory Affairs Manager, effective Jan. 14.