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Discover how Exterior Architectural Metal (EAM) systems enhance building performance, aesthetics, and sustainability while streamlining installation. This course explores traditional, pre-engineered, and custom solutions, guiding you through product selection, installation methods, and their role in meeting green building standards. Gain valuable insights into how EAM systems improve efficiency and elevate modern design.
Welcome to our Technical Seminar! Join us for day of presentations, insightful discussions and networking opportunities. Whether you're a seasoned design professional or just starting in the industry, this seminar is perfect for anyone looking to expand their knowledge about upcoming changes to the building code, such as fire code, R values, design and how that will affect planning for the roofing industry. Non-proprietary presentations on wind uplift and flame less roofing applications will round out our day.
Don't miss this chance to learn from NS industry experts, connect with like-minded individuals, and stay updated on the latest trends and developments affecting our industry. The event will be held at The Westin Nova Scotian, and worth 3 Continuing Education credits. Lunch is included.
Join us for an inspiring morning as Julie shares her insights in a dynamic 60-minute presentation followed by a live Q&A.
Breakfast is included.
Free to attend.
Free parking.
Jurisdictions across North America are moving beyond traditional ASHRAE-based exterior wall assembly requirements and toward broader building energy performance standards that evaluate the envelope as an integrated system.This shift offers greater design flexibility and lower operating costs, but it also requires a closer look at how individual components, insulation strategies, and cladding attachments affect whole-wall performance.This webinar will explore thermal bridging, compare interior, split, and exterior insulation approaches, and share real-world case studies that demonstrate how integrated envelope design supports high-performance wall assemblies.
Jurisdictions across North America are moving beyond traditional ASHRAE-based exterior wall assembly requirements and toward broader building energy performance standards that evaluate the envelope as an integrated system. This shift offers greater design flexibility and lower operating costs, but it also requires a closer look at how individual components, insulation strategies, and cladding attachments affect whole-wall performance.This webinar will explore thermal bridging, compare interior, split, and exterior insulation approaches, and share real-world case studies that demonstrate how integrated envelope design supports high-performance wall assemblies.
Jurisdictions across North America are moving beyond traditional ASHRAE-based exterior wall assembly requirements and toward broader building energy performance standards that evaluate the envelope as an integrated system. This shift offers greater design flexibility and lower operating costs, but it also requires a closer look at how individual components, insulation strategies, and cladding attachments affect whole-wall performance.This webinar will explore thermal bridging, compare interior, split, and exterior insulation approaches, and share real-world case studies that demonstrate how integrated envelope design supports high-performance wall assemblies.
The annual National Trust Conference ( with Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals (CAHP) & Indigenous Heritage Circle) is Canada’s largest heritage learning and networking event, with 500+ attendees expected for Waterloo Region, Heritage Futures! Held annually since 1974, the National Trust conference is a vibrant mix of keynote sessions, four concurrent session tracks, field sessions and tours, workshops, and dynamic social networking events. It consistently attracts an exceptionally wide range of people keeping Canada’s heritage places alive: from professionals and planners, to non-profit workers and volunteers, craftspeople, industry representatives, heritage site managers, and policymakers.
The National Trust Conference has become the place where the full spectrum of Canada’s heritage conservation community gathers to network, learn about cutting-edge practice and policy, and be inspired by new perspectives. Connect with your colleagues, meet your next employer, or network with the leading heritage professionals, government decision-makers, heritage NGOs, & influencers at conference sessions & group events. Earn professional learning credits from an expanding roster of professional associations.
Jurisdictions across North America are moving beyond traditional ASHRAE-based exterior wall assembly requirements and toward broader building energy performance standards that evaluate the envelope as an integrated system. This shift offers greater design flexibility and lower operating costs, but it also requires a closer look at how individual components, insulation strategies, and cladding attachments affect whole-wall performance. This webinar will explore thermal bridging, compare interior, split, and exterior insulation approaches, and share real-world case studies that demonstrate how integrated envelope design supports high-performance wall assemblies.
Join us November 17–18, 2026, at the Delta Hotels Beausejour for Atlantic Canada’s premier event dedicated to wood design and construction. This two-day conference and trade show will feature expert-led seminars, the latest innovations, and valuable networking opportunities for professionals in architecture, engineering, and construction.
Jurisdictions across North America are moving beyond traditional ASHRAE-based exterior wall assembly requirements and toward broader building energy performance standards that evaluate the envelope as an integrated system. This shift offers greater design flexibility and lower operating costs, but it also requires a closer look at how individual components, insulation strategies, and cladding attachments affect whole-wall performance. This webinar will explore thermal bridging, compare interior, split, and exterior insulation approaches, and share real-world case studies that demonstrate how integrated envelope design supports high-performance wall assemblies.