Building Science Lectures Announced!

 

Thanks to all of you who provided feedback through our electronic survey. Based on your input, we are excited to announce that our lecture series will now take place every other month throughout the year.

And we’re kicking things off on October 13th with something a little different – a full day training from national speaker, Gord Cooke. Check out details on October and December lectures below or by clicking here, and stay tuned for details on the 2016 series starting in February.

 

Building and Selling High Performance Homes
with national speaker Gord Cooke

FREE to EarthCraft Virginia lecture series attendees with code Earthcraft13

Tuesday, October 13th
9 AM – 4 PM (8 – 9 AM registration and networking breakfast)
Location: Cox Communications, 3080 Centerville Road, Herndon, VA 20171

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Join us as Gord Cooke gives a presentation on building science based technologies, techniques and solutions that will help you build and sell high performance single family homes. Held in conjunction with Northern Virginia Building Industries Association and Owens Corning.

Learn more about:

  • Meeting code changes with advanced building solutions
  • Building Science and its role in building and selling homes
  • Marketing and selling high performance homes to differentiate yourself from your competition

*Note: No webinar option for this lecture.
Registration hosted by NVBIA.

 

Model First, Then Measure
What We Learned from VT/Housing Virginia Study
with Philip Agee, EarthCraft Virginia

Thursday, December 17th
In-person from 8 – 9:30 AM, Richmond, VA, FREE
Via webinar from 11 AM – 12 PM, $10/registrant

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As the industry pushes toward high performance buildings, energy modeling has become a tool for practitioners to project performance outcomes. However, few people measure building performance once the building is operational, and that’s where the fun begins. Join us as we discuss a first of its kind study that examines modeled vs. measured building performance. We will dive into how building performance impacts operations and maintenance (O/M) and how modeling in the future might help the industry finally deliver the results it has been promising.
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