This course provides information about window installation from the perspective of the architect and design professional. Rather than a "how-to" installation training course, information is presented in a format that begins with specifications and detail drawings and ends with job site observation. The presentation follows through the stages in the order that a typical project would progress; highlighting key areas where the architect and design professional can take more of a lead role in the successful design and installation of this critical element in the building envelope.

Schedule:

12:00 – 12:30 PM: Arrival / Box Lunch (Optional)
Attendees have the option to circulate through the showroom with lunch or eat outside.

12:30 – 1:30 PM: Presentation + Q&A by Andersen Windows
Masks are required during the presentation.

Learning Objectives:

• DESIGN details that will allow the installed windows to perform as intended and as required for the project.
• IDENTIFY job site best practices that will minimize impact on schedule, budget and product performance.
• SPECIFY window installation methods and materials that are best suited for each project's exterior wall design.
• LEAD the project team through the installation process, providing guidance and solutions related to window issues.

Presented by:

David Solley

Business Development - Architectural, Andersen Windows

Organized by:

AIA PV

Capital Area CRAN (Custom Residential Architects Network, an AIA Knowledge Community), a tri-chapter committee founded jointly by AIA DC, AIA Northern Virginia and AIA Potomac Valley.