Hanley Wood University

Energy-Efficient Windows

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  Window Replacement and EPA Regulations

  1.0 LU HSW/SD

  After completing this course you should be able to explain the economic and energy related importance of window replacement; be able to assess existing windows and list replacement options. You should also be able to describe the window replacement process; and explain the role of the architect, contractor and window supplier in the replacement process. Take the course.

  Posted:

  January 2011

  Subject(s):

  Energy-Efficient Windows

  Sponsor:

  Andersen Windows

  Certification(s):

  AIA

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  Window & Door Solutions for Commercial Success: Balancing Performance, Aesthetics & Budget

  1 LU

  By the end of this learning unit you should be able to: list ten aesthetic options available with wood windows & doors; describe some of the quality differences between various types of windows; identify which performance characteristics are most important when specifying windows & doors; and compare how product cost is impacted by performance and aesthetics. Take the course.

  Posted:

  December 2009

  Subject(s):

  Windows, Doors, Energy-Efficient Windows

  Sponsor:

  Pella

  Certification(s):

  AIA

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  Shading: A Daylighting Strategy for Sustainable Building

  1 LU

  By the end of this learning unit you will be able to describe at least three ways that solar control decreases building energy consumption; you will be able to identify two ways in which solar control optimizes daylighting and views. You will be able to identify where solar control can contribute to LEED projects and why architectural mesh is a sustainable material. You will be able to discuss considerations for specifying architectural mesh for solar control. Take the course.

  Posted:

  September 2008

  Subject(s):

  Daylighting, Design, Energy Efficiency, LEED, Building Envelope, Rainscreen, Energy-Efficient Windows

  Sponsor:

  Cambridge Architectural

  Certification(s):

  AIA

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  Introduction to Glass

  1 LU HSW

  By the end of this presentation, you will know three things: the different methods for processing glass, the different types of architectural glass, and third, the general criteria for selecting or specifying architectural glass Take the course.

  Posted:

  August 2008

  Subject(s):

  Windows, Energy Efficiency, Energy-Efficient Windows

  Sponsor:

  PPG Industries

  Certification(s):

  AIA

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  Specifying Architectural Glass

  1 LU HSW

  By the end of this presentation, you will know the three major types of architectural glass and the impact of their specification on building performance, occupant comfort and the environment. You will also become familiar with safety and performance issues related to glass specification, including thermal breakage, sound attenuation, wind-load and glass size. Take the course.

  Posted:

  August 2008

  Subject(s):

  Windows, Energy Efficiency, Energy-Efficient Windows

  Sponsor:

  PPG Industries

  Certification(s):

  AIA