2017 CAP Collaboration Educational Series
AIA Seattle's Corporate Allied Partners (CAPs) enliven the AIA Seattle community and value involvement with AIA members. They also provide rich, interdisciplinary AIA-credited programming through our CAP Collaboration Educational Series.
Practice Management
Anatomy of a Hack: The Internet Age of Criminals – Cyber Risk Opportunities
How to Run a Meeting: Skills and Insight for Conflict Prevention – The Table Mediation
Legal and Contracts – Lane Powell
Poised for Sustainable Growth: Marketing, HR & Operations – SMPS
December 8, 8:30am – 2:45pm | 2, 5, or 5 LU (up to 3 HSW)
Lunch provided
Cost: $40 – $140
Sustainable Design
Multifamily Energy Code Compliance – RDH Building Sciences
Regenerative Developments: A methodology on Designing for Net Positive Water, Energy, & Carbon – PAE
Passive House and Commercial Construction – Morrison Herschfield
In Theory and Practice: The Pursuit of Truly Sustainable Buildings – Notkin Wood Harbinger Alliance
The Wood Revolution: Inspiring Architecture – Innovative Structural Systems – Woodworks
Acoustics in Green Design – BRC Acoustics
Advancements in Fiberglass Window and Facade Technology – Cascadia Windows
December 14, 8am – 4:15pm | 3, 4, or 7 LU/HSW
Lunch provided
Cost: $50 – $170
Check our calendar frequently for more continuing education opportunities.
Past CAP Collaboration Classes
High Performance Building Envelopes, presented by Tremco Roofing, Tremco Sealants, Dryvit EIFS, Dryvit ReVyvit Renovation, & Canam
Smarter Building, presented by Affiliated Engineers, Code Unlimited, dark | light, Energy Tech Unlimited, & Hargis
Residential Design, presented by BRC Acoustics, ARUP, Cary Kopczynski & Company, Hammer & Hand, RDH Building Science, & Joto Vent
What Computational Fund Dynamics Can Tell You About a Building, presented by IMAGINiT Technologies
Field-Tested Construction Details From Hammer & Hand’s Best Practices Manual, presented by Hammer & Hand
Effectively Using Your Contractor During Preconstruction: The Foundation of IPD, presented by Rafn Company
Making the Case for Rainwater Harvesting, presented by SvR Design Company
The Design & Performance Advantages of Composite Shake, Shingle, and Slate, presented by Enviroshake Inc.
Living Building Challenge Update & Peace Island Medical Center Case Study, presented by Mazzetti
The Ever-Changing LED Landscape, presented by Candela, a Stantec Company
Mechanical Systems 101: What Architects Need to Know, presented by FSi Consulting Engineers
Sustainability Innovations, presented by Wood Harbinger
Trends in Audio/Video Systems, presented by The Greenbusch Group
Mechanical System Selection, presented by MacDonald-Miller Facility Solutions
Who Left the Lights On? Measurements & Verification: A Key to Achieving World Class Building Performance, presented by WSP
