Continuing Education

Continuing Education

• Recycling Building Materials

  Recent national and grassroots initiatives open the door for reuse to have a greater role in sustainable design.

   

• Trash as Treasure

  Waste-to-energy incineration plants are spreading across Europe like wildfire. Will the trend catch on in the U.S.?

   

• Managing Up

  By getting involved in politics and making design of value in codes, architects are helping fellow practitioners to be invaluable.

   

• NCARB to Streamline Continuing Education Process

   

• San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Expansion

  San Francisco/Snøhetta

   

• Designing the Building-Landscape Interface

  Experts see green surfaces as functional components of building systems, with evolving standards, clearer metrics, and definable benefits.

   

• When It Leaks It Pours

  Water intrusion makes up more than 70 percent of construction litigation. Roofs are often the culprit.

   

• Customization for the Masses

  Even on a budget and despite its popularity, designers can make curtainwall stand out from the crowd.

   

• Going Underground

  Below the Earth’s surface, the temperature remains constant. Geothermal heat pumps harness that energy for efficient heating and cooling.

   

• About Hanley Wood University

  Hanley Wood University is the premier destination for construction professionals seeking continuing education and training programs. Architects, builders, contractors, remodelers, and other professionals required to obtain credits, certifications, or training rely on Hanley Wood University for the...