Weather Shield Introduces New AIA/CES Course on Fenestration in Contemporary Residential Architecture
3/14/2016
Weather Shield Windows & Doors is pleased to further its commitment to expanding the skills and knowledge of design professionals with the addition of its 11
th AIA/CES continuing education course, “Fenestration in Contemporary Residential Architecture.” This 1 learning unit course discusses the importance of fenestration in contemporary residential architecture, both historically and today, and identifies window styles, window options, and performance measures architects will want to consider when specifying windows and doors for contemporary residences.
“Contemporary residential architecture attempts to maximize daylight, minimize ornamentation and connect interiors to the outdoors,” said Jeff Kibler, manager of architectural services at Weather Shield. “Fenestration plays a great role in achieving this aesthetic, especially when window and door products manufactured specifically for the contemporary design market are specified. This course will help architects understand the nuances that set products like our Contemporary Collection apart from windows and doors for more traditional architectural styles.”
Fenestration in Contemporary Residential Architecture (200112) is conveniently accessible
online via Hanley Wood University, for free, any time day or night (free registration required). Weather Shield also offers the following courses as live seminars:
- 200104 – Window and Door Design for Storm Protection (1 LU/HSW)
- 200105 - Paint and Anodized Exterior Finishes for Windows and Doors (1 LU/HSW)
- 200106 - Green Building and Environmental Stewardship (1 LU/HSW)
- 200107 - The Psychology of Daylighting (1 LU/HSW)
- 200108 - High Performance Glazing Systems for Windows and Doors (1 LU/HSW)
- 200109 – Analyzing LEED Points for Windows and Doors (1 LU/HSW)
- 200110 – Window Solutions for Historic Buildings (1 LU/HSW)
- 200111 – Selecting the Proper Glass for the Appropriate Application
For more information or to schedule a “lunch and learn” seminar, contact Weather Shield’s Architectural Services Department at: 800-538-8836.
To find a Weather Shield dealer near you, visit
http://www.weathershield.com/Find-A-Dealer.aspx.
About Weather Shield Windows & Doors
Founded in 1955, Weather Shield Windows & Doors is owned by the Schield family and is based in Medford, Wis. For more information on Weather Shield products, call 1-800-222-2995, or visit the company’s website at
weathershield.com.
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