The American Institute of Architects Continuing Education System AIA/CES Registered Provider Program Summary Handout Provider: Architect-Forum Length: 1 Hour Course Sponsor: WINCO Windows Program#: WIN08C-F Credits: 1 LU Hour Program: Historic Window Replication HSW: Yes Description: This multimedia presentation reviews the history of fenestrations and aspects of replication of windows in historically significant buildings. The course will cover several aspects of historic window including: grids, mutins, shadow lines, finishes, mullions, glazing, operations and intricate details. We will also discuss how to work with the local and regional Historic Review Committee as well as dealing with hazardous materials including lead, PCB’s and asbestos. Finally we will discuss the pros and cons of the “replace vs. renew” options concerning installation, thermal, acoustic, energy, light and recycling analysis. A/V Required: Electrical power and screen for the PowerPoint slide or presentation. The CES facilitator will supply the laptop and projector. Learning Objectives: At the conclusion of this program the designer will have gained knowledge and understanding over the following: 1. Definitions, Components and critical aspects of historic windows. 2. Identify the critical aesthetic aspects to accurately replicate historic windows 3. Understand the requirements and abilities to meet current performance, energy and structural building codes 4. Evaluate potential environmental demolition and installation issues and solutions. Cost to Participants : There are no costs involved to present this program. The course is sponsored by the CES facilitator. The course can be presented at a firm or chapter meeting at no cost. How Taught: The CES facilitator utilizes a PowerPoint or slide presentation to provide an overview of “Historic Window Replication”. The session will be interactive and will encourage designer feedback and provide chances to further interact through questions asked within the presentation. There will be a handout distributed at the beginning of the program to allow the designer to follow the presentation and give them the chance to write down questions to be answered at the conclusion of the program. Facilitator Qualifications: All WINCO Windows’ CES facilitators have been trained on CES guidelines and presentation skills. In addition, they receive continuous in- depth training in the field and are considered industry experts. For more information please contact Kurtis Suellentrop at Phone: 800.525.8089 or Email him at [email protected]
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The American Institute of Architects Continuing Education System
AIA/CES Registered Provider Program Summary Handout
Provider: Architect-Forum Length: 1 Hour Course Sponsor: WINCO Windows
Program#: WIN08C-F Credits: 1 LU Hour Program: Historic Window Replication
HSW: Yes
Description: This multimedia presentation reviews the history of fenestrations and aspects of replication of windows in historically significant buildings. The course will cover several aspects of historic window including: grids, mutins, shadow lines, finishes, mullions, glazing, operations and intricate details. We will also discuss how to work with the local and regional Historic Review Committee as well as dealing with hazardous materials including lead, PCB’s and asbestos. Finally we will discuss the pros and cons of the “replace vs. renew” options concerning installation, thermal, acoustic, energy, light and recycling analysis.
A/V Required: Electrical power and screen for the PowerPoint slide or presentation. The CES facilitator will supply the laptop and projector.
Learning Objectives: At the conclusion of this program the designer will have gained knowledge and understanding over the following:
1. Definitions, Components and critical aspects of historic windows. 2. Identify the critical aesthetic aspects to accurately replicate historic windows 3. Understand the requirements and abilities to meet current performance, energy
and structural building codes 4. Evaluate potential environmental demolition and installation issues and
solutions.
Cost to Participants : There are no costs involved to present this program. The course is sponsored by the CES facilitator. The course can be presented at a firm or chapter meeting at no cost.
How Taught: The CES facilitator utilizes a PowerPoint or slide presentation to provide an overview of “Historic Window Replication”. The session will be interactive and will encourage designer feedback and provide chances to further interact through questions asked within the presentation. There will be a handout distributed at the beginning of the program to allow the designer to follow the presentation and give them the chance to write down questions to be answered at the conclusion of the program.
Facilitator Qualifications: All WINCO Windows’ CES facilitators have been trained on CES guidelines and presentation skills. In addition, they receive continuous in-depth training in the field and are considered industry experts.
For more information please contact Kurtis Suellentrop at Phone: 800.525.8089 or Email him at [email protected]
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“POP” KUBATZKY, ARCHITECT
TODAY…WINDOW COMPANY…A FOURTH GENERATION OWNED AND OPERATED COMPANY… MAINTAINS THE CONCEPT OF MANUFACTURING SUPERIOR ALUMINUM FRAMED WINDOWS
IS:
Member of AAMA Gold Label Certified Fabricator
PPG Certified Fabricator for Both Paint & Insulated Glass
Azon Pour in Place Polyurethane Certification Program
A o Brading Mechanical Lock for Thermal BreakAzo-Brading Mechanical Lock for Thermal Break
Guardian Glass Certified Fabricator
Anodizing Process and Quality Certified by AAMA
IS:
Finishing…Anodizing…Paint
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IS:
Glass Laminating…Tempering…Insulating Engineering Support In HouseIncluding Preparations of Shop Drawings
IS:
IS:
In House Independent Certified Testing [Bomb Blast Test Chamber]
Historic Window Replication
Historic Window Replication
This continuing education program is sponsored and provided to you due to the professional courtesy of:
Window Company6200 Maple AvenueSt Louis Mo 63130 Phone: 314-725-8088
Phone: 314-725-8088Toll Free: 800.525-8089 Web: www.wincowindow.com Contact Us
The American Institute of Architects (AIA)Course No. WIN08C-F; LUs- 1.00 | This program qualifies for HSWArchitect-Forum is a registered provider with The American Institute Of Architects Continuing Education Systems Credit earned on completion of
This course has been design as a structured synchronous program therefore has been formatted for in person use only. Please don’t forget to request your AIA CES Certificate of Completion. A copy can be sent to you through email. Certificates are available upon request, please make sure that if you wish to receive a copy of your certificate to indicate when filing out the AIA Attendance Form.
Architects Continuing Education Systems. Credit earned on completion of this program will be reported to CES Records for AIA members. Certificates Of Completion for non-AIA members available on request. This program is registered with the AIA/CES for continuing professional education. As such, it does not include content that may be deemed or construed to be an approval or endorsement by the AIA of any material of construction or any method or manner of handling, using, distributing, or dealing in any material or product. Questions related to specific materials, methods, and services will be addressed at the conclusion of this presentation.
Also please make sure the information you provide is legible. Send all email request to: [email protected]
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This multimedia presentation reviews the history of fenestrations and aspects of replication of windows in historically significant buildings. The course will cover several aspects of historic window including: grids, mutins, shadow lines, finishes, mullions, glazing, operations and intricate details. We will also discuss how to work with the local and regional Historic Review Committee as well as gdealing with hazardous materials including lead, PCB’s and asbestos. Finally we will discuss the pros and cons of the “replace vs. renew” options concerning installation, thermal, acoustic, energy, light and recycling analysis.
At the conclusion of this program the designer will have gained knowledge and understanding over the following:
Definitions and Components Critical Aspects Additional Requirements Case Studies Questions
Considerations for Historic Considerations for Historic Window ReplacementsWindow Replacements
“When historic windows exist, they should be repaired when possible. When they are too deteriorated to repair, selection of the replacement windows must be guided by
“True-Divided light (TDL) windows have, in the past, been generally preferred for replicating historic multi-paned windows, but simulated divided light (SDL) sash when properly crafted can produce a convincing effect. SDL use spacers between the panes of the insulated unit, aligned with three-
dimensional muntin-grids on the interior and exterior glass surfaces.” – NPS Technical Brief
WWOODOOD GGLAZINGLAZING
Bar Sections
17th c.
PUTTY
GLAZED
WWOODOOD, S, STEELTEEL, & A, & ALUMINUMLUMINUM TDLTDLSSDecrease Window: Decrease Window: Life-span, StrengthIncrease Window: Increase Window: Costs, Difficulty in meeting Hurricane, Blast, and Tornado Requirements. Window Rating Effects:Window Rating Effects:
Protective Films 2 – 15 mils thickness and tints ANSI Z97.1 impact tested Installed into frame Shop or Field Installed Frame anchorage Not DoD UFC 4-010-01 approved “…higher life cycle costs.” “…shorter design life…”
Void IG warranty
www.LLumar.com
Laminated Glass PVB between two sheets of glass 0.015 – 0.090 Inch, colors and
translucencies Structurally glazed Acoustic benefits Warranty integration ANSI Z 97.1 and UFC 4-010-01
www.Saflex.com
1878 1878 -- Fort Riley, KansasFort Riley, KansasCase StudyCase Study
Before After
Existing Conditions
Cast Iron Mullion
Limestone
104 Windows in 3 Months
Infill
1878 - Fort Riley
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Atlanta CourthouseAtlanta Courthouse1958 1958 -- 20102010
Tuttle Courthouse AnnexSeries 1450s with custom mullions
IIMPACTMPACT WWINDOWINDOW
1925 - 2009 Jordan Elementary School
St. Petersburg, FL.
Historic Hung WindowsHistoric Hung Windows
1925 – 2009 Jordan Elementary School, St. Petersburg, FL.
1944 – 2003 Montclair Elementary, Denver, CO.
“We’re on track for $100,000 in building energy savings in the first year.” says Alan Hamilton, resident
member of the co-op’s board of directors. “…the project cost was $2.2 million…”
“The new window system insulates 3.5 times better than the old single-pane windows, significantly reducing heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer. That means bottom-line energy savings of 43% are projected on utility costs,” - Property Manager
Payback Periods Typical warranties
Window and hardware = 1-5 years Glass = 10 Years Finish = 10-20 Years
Not financially ROI within warranty period based on current energy costs Comfort- Air infiltration, sound, ventilation,
daylighting, etc. Useable floor space increase (20%) UV Protection
Grand Park Centre Grand Park Centre 1922 – 2002 National Park Service GrandPark Centre, Detroit, MichiganArchitect/General Contractor:Barton Malow Window Series 1450
Folsom PrisonFolsom PrisonRepresa, CAArchitect: DGSNorth state specialty contractingWindow Series 4410SCustom balancer ‘lug’
YMCAYMCA-- Kelly Cullen BuildingKelly Cullen Building19081908--20102010
San Francisco, CAArchitect: Gelfand PartnersContractor: Cahill ContractorsWindow Series 4410SCustom balancer ‘lug’
YMCAYMCA-- Kelly Cullen BuildingKelly Cullen BuildingSOME EXISTING WINDOWS RETAINEDSOME EXISTING WINDOWS RETAINED
San Francisco, CAArchitect: Gelfand PartnersContractor: Cahill ContractorsWindow Series 4410SCustom balancer ‘lug’
By now you should be able to do the following. Definitions and Components Critical Aspects Additional Requirements Additional Requirements Case Studies Questions
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This concludes the course material.
The following ten minutes will b f ibe for answering any questions you might have in regards to the course content.
Product specific questions need to be addressed at the conclusion of this program.
Historic Window Replication
Historic Window Replication
This continuing education program is sponsored and provided to you due to the professional courtesy of:
Window Company6200 Maple AvenueSt Louis Mo 63130 Phone: 314-725-8088
