2023 RAA ONLINE EVENTS | RECORDING ACCESS

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   RAA In Practice | Energy Performance Session 01 | Dave Howard of Partners Energy ticket

   ‘Are you ready for this?’ - Dave Howard from Partners Energy outlines the energy performance changes to the NCC coming into force in October 2023 and asks some questions about the likely impacts of the changes. David is a power systems engineer, an accredited NatHERS Assessor, energy auditor and energy management specialist. He is a trainer for NSW AIBS on BCA Energy Efficiency and BASIX. He has trained over 2000 architects, building surveyors and builders in Energy Efficiency provisions and strategies and Section J of the BCA. David was one of the first qualified NatHERS (Thermal Performance) Assessors in regional NSW (1996) and has been accredited in the use of NABERS (formerly Australian Building Greenhouse Rating Scheme).

   ‘Are you ready for this?’ - Dave Howard from Partners Energy outlines the energy performance changes to the NCC coming into force in October 2023 and asks some questions about the likely impacts of the changes. David is a power systems engineer, an accredited NatHERS Assessor, energy auditor and energy management specialist. He is a trainer for NSW AIBS on BCA Energy Efficiency and BASIX. He has trained over 2000 architects, building surveyors and builders in Energy Efficiency provisions and strategies and Section J of the BCA. David was one of the first qualified NatHERS (Thermal Performance) Assessors in regional NSW (1996) and has been accredited in the use of NABERS (formerly Australian Building Greenhouse Rating Scheme).

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   RAA In Practice | Energy Performance Session 02 | Matthew Graham of Graham Energy ticket

   ‘Changes in NatHERS assessments’ - Bring your questions about all things energy performance or assessment related to be answered by Matthew Graham of Graham Energy. Matthew Graham is Principal of Graham Energy, an award-winning Sustainable Building Specialist and subject matter expert in the Nationwide House Energy Rating Scheme (NatHERS). Matthew is a highly experienced, accredited Assessor, Teacher and Mentor in AccuRate Sustainability, BERS Pro, FirstRate5 and Hero. He contributes to the development of the industry as a Design Matters National (DMN) Technical Assessor Support Community (TASC) and NatHERS Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) member. Matthew aims to empower fellow accredited Assessors and clients by bridging theory and practice with his solid understanding of the underlying Chenath simulation engine and architectural background.

   ‘Changes in NatHERS assessments’ - Bring your questions about all things energy performance or assessment related to be answered by Matthew Graham of Graham Energy. Matthew Graham is Principal of Graham Energy, an award-winning Sustainable Building Specialist and subject matter expert in the Nationwide House Energy Rating Scheme (NatHERS). Matthew is a highly experienced, accredited Assessor, Teacher and Mentor in AccuRate Sustainability, BERS Pro, FirstRate5 and Hero. He contributes to the development of the industry as a Design Matters National (DMN) Technical Assessor Support Community (TASC) and NatHERS Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) member. Matthew aims to empower fellow accredited Assessors and clients by bridging theory and practice with his solid understanding of the underlying Chenath simulation engine and architectural background.

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   RAA In Practice | Energy Performance Session 03 | Andrew Latimer of Application Solutions ticket

   ‘Straight from the horse's mouth - the thinking behind the policy changes'. Andrew Latimer is the Managing Director of Application Solutions. As Application Solutions’ team leader he has developed a strong capacity within the team to meet the diverse requirements of ESD, ranging from building code assessments, energy auditing, carbon accounting, thermal modeling, Greenstar, NABERS and other rating schemes, and general ESD and organizational change consulting. Andrew is focused on providing sound ESD services grounded in practical experience in building construction. Andrew's specialties are Section J (BCA) Compliance Assessment; Energy Auditing; Carbon Accounting; ESD Consulting. Energy Efficiency Consulting.

   ‘Straight from the horse's mouth - the thinking behind the policy changes'. Andrew Latimer is the Managing Director of Application Solutions. As Application Solutions’ team leader he has developed a strong capacity within the team to meet the diverse requirements of ESD, ranging from building code assessments, energy auditing, carbon accounting, thermal modeling, Greenstar, NABERS and other rating schemes, and general ESD and organizational change consulting. Andrew is focused on providing sound ESD services grounded in practical experience in building construction. Andrew's specialties are Section J (BCA) Compliance Assessment; Energy Auditing; Carbon Accounting; ESD Consulting. Energy Efficiency Consulting.

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   RAA In Practice | Copyright, Commissioning & Publishing Architectural Photography with Ben Guthrie ticket

   Ben Guthrie of Image Makers Association Australia discusses best practice agreements between architects and photographers. Ben Guthrie is an architectural photographer and committee member of Image Makers Association Australia, an organisation representing professional and emerging photographers in Australia through education, advocacy, celebration and connection. Image Makers Association Australia recently published a ‘Guide to Copyright, Commissioning & Publishing Architectural Photography’ which both RAA and AIA have endorsed. This document seeks to educate about and promote best practice agreements between photographers, architects, interior designers and the broader design and construction community whose work they document.

   Ben Guthrie of Image Makers Association Australia discusses best practice agreements between architects and photographers. Ben Guthrie is an architectural photographer and committee member of Image Makers Association Australia, an organisation representing professional and emerging photographers in Australia through education, advocacy, celebration and connection. Image Makers Association Australia recently published a ‘Guide to Copyright, Commissioning & Publishing Architectural Photography’ which both RAA and AIA have endorsed. This document seeks to educate about and promote best practice agreements between photographers, architects, interior designers and the broader design and construction community whose work they document.

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   RAA In Practice | Your Professional Indemnity Insurance and You | Chris Bresler & Kerry Ioulianoi, Lander & Rogers ticket

   Chris Bresler & Kerry Ioulianou will be discussing what PI insurance is, what is generally covered and what’s not, and what enhancements should be sought to present products in the market to better suit the architect’s profession. Chris Bresler is a special counsel at Lander & Rogers' General Insurance practice in Sydney. He specialises in insurance, construction and infrastructure matters with a focus on litigation and dispute resolution. He has experience advising insurance and construction industry participants at all levels, including providing advice on coverage issues, and advising renewable energy players, developers, major infrastructure contractors, specialist subcontractors and construction professionals on dispute resolution, negotiated settlements, adjudication, mediation, expert determinations, arbitration and litigation. Kerry Ioulianou is also a special counsel at Lander & Rogers, based in their Melbourne office. He is a dual-qualified specialist construction and infrastructure lawyer, with a focus on construction and insurance disputes. Kerry’s practice covers large scale, complex multi-party infrastructure and engineering disputes involving construction professionals across all jurisdictions in Australia. His practice also extends to advice on a range of projects, such as community centres, high-rise mixed-use towers, hospitals, agricultural facilities, rail projects and windfarms. He has acted for architects, engineers, building surveyors, certifiers and fire engineers.

   Chris Bresler & Kerry Ioulianou will be discussing what PI insurance is, what is generally covered and what’s not, and what enhancements should be sought to present products in the market to better suit the architect’s profession. Chris Bresler is a special counsel at Lander & Rogers' General Insurance practice in Sydney. He specialises in insurance, construction and infrastructure matters with a focus on litigation and dispute resolution. He has experience advising insurance and construction industry participants at all levels, including providing advice on coverage issues, and advising renewable energy players, developers, major infrastructure contractors, specialist subcontractors and construction professionals on dispute resolution, negotiated settlements, adjudication, mediation, expert determinations, arbitration and litigation. Kerry Ioulianou is also a special counsel at Lander & Rogers, based in their Melbourne office. He is a dual-qualified specialist construction and infrastructure lawyer, with a focus on construction and insurance disputes. Kerry’s practice covers large scale, complex multi-party infrastructure and engineering disputes involving construction professionals across all jurisdictions in Australia. His practice also extends to advice on a range of projects, such as community centres, high-rise mixed-use towers, hospitals, agricultural facilities, rail projects and windfarms. He has acted for architects, engineers, building surveyors, certifiers and fire engineers.

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   RAA In Practice | NSW Security of Payment Legislation and Architectural Services | John Goggins, Integrated Engineering Systems ticket

   This presentation will summarise fundamental statutory payment entitlements and obligations of those providing architectural (and related) services within the NSW building (including residential) and construction industry. Circumstances where architects are “the payee” and “the payer” will be explored. John has over 40 years experience in building and civil infrastructure construction and holds tertiary engineering (civil), business, environmental management and legal qualifications. His skill sets include extensive multi-million dollar project management and procurement, contract administration, ‘contract specific’ planning, documentation and implementation, project quality, wh&s and environmental protection monitoring, ‘verification’ and auditing, claims preparation, processing and negotiation, and extensive construction dispute resolution experience. As a certified adjudicator under ‘security of payment’ legislation in five jurisdictions (NSW, Qld, SA, Tas and WA) John has, during the past 12 years, adjudicated more than 250 matters involving a wide range of building and construction work and related goods and services; including related professional services (building and civil design, project management, architectural services and quantity surveying).

   This presentation will summarise fundamental statutory payment entitlements and obligations of those providing architectural (and related) services within the NSW building (including residential) and construction industry. Circumstances where architects are “the payee” and “the payer” will be explored. John has over 40 years experience in building and civil infrastructure construction and holds tertiary engineering (civil), business, environmental management and legal qualifications. His skill sets include extensive multi-million dollar project management and procurement, contract administration, ‘contract specific’ planning, documentation and implementation, project quality, wh&s and environmental protection monitoring, ‘verification’ and auditing, claims preparation, processing and negotiation, and extensive construction dispute resolution experience. As a certified adjudicator under ‘security of payment’ legislation in five jurisdictions (NSW, Qld, SA, Tas and WA) John has, during the past 12 years, adjudicated more than 250 matters involving a wide range of building and construction work and related goods and services; including related professional services (building and civil design, project management, architectural services and quantity surveying).

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   RAA In Practice | IP and Architecture with Marina Olsen and Dougal Phillips of Banki Haddock Fiora ticket

   Marina Olsen and Dougal Phillips of Banki Haddock Fiora will discuss copyright and intellectual property law as they relate to architectural design practice, delving into best practice approach. Marina joined Banki Haddock Fiora in 2013 after practising as a Senior Associate at a national firm and a leading London firm. Marina has extensive experience in litigation relating to both defamation and intellectual property, as well as in general commercial disputes. Marina also advises on commercial and privacy legal issues, with a particular focus on issues facing media clients. Her expertise and interest covers a broad range of industries, including media and entertainment, sport, design and consumer goods. She sits on the committee for the Communications & Media Law Association and is a member of the Australian and New Zealand Sports Law Association, and works closely with the Authentic Design Alliance, which supports and promotes original, authentic design in Australia. Dougal joined Banki Haddock Fiora as a paralegal in 2013 before relocating to the U.S. in 2015 where he was admitted to the New York Bar and worked for a number of years in copyright litigation in Los Angeles, specialising in infringements related to photography, fashion and music. Dougal rejoined the firm in 2021 in the Copyright and Litigation group. Prior to his legal career Dougal was a contemporary art curator with visual arts organisations in Sydney, New York and Paris. He holds a PhD in Art History and Theory, was previously a lecturer at the University of Sydney and the College of Fine Arts (UNSW) and has been published in The Copyright Reporter.

   Marina Olsen and Dougal Phillips of Banki Haddock Fiora will discuss copyright and intellectual property law as they relate to architectural design practice, delving into best practice approach. Marina joined Banki Haddock Fiora in 2013 after practising as a Senior Associate at a national firm and a leading London firm. Marina has extensive experience in litigation relating to both defamation and intellectual property, as well as in general commercial disputes. Marina also advises on commercial and privacy legal issues, with a particular focus on issues facing media clients. Her expertise and interest covers a broad range of industries, including media and entertainment, sport, design and consumer goods. She sits on the committee for the Communications & Media Law Association and is a member of the Australian and New Zealand Sports Law Association, and works closely with the Authentic Design Alliance, which supports and promotes original, authentic design in Australia. Dougal joined Banki Haddock Fiora as a paralegal in 2013 before relocating to the U.S. in 2015 where he was admitted to the New York Bar and worked for a number of years in copyright litigation in Los Angeles, specialising in infringements related to photography, fashion and music. Dougal rejoined the firm in 2021 in the Copyright and Litigation group. Prior to his legal career Dougal was a contemporary art curator with visual arts organisations in Sydney, New York and Paris. He holds a PhD in Art History and Theory, was previously a lecturer at the University of Sydney and the College of Fine Arts (UNSW) and has been published in The Copyright Reporter.

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   RAA Masterclass | Procurement from small/medium practice-based perspective | Chris Bresler & Kerry Ioulianou, Lander & Rogers ticket

   In collaboration with acclaimed legal firm Lander & Rogers, this event is designed to empower you with the knowledge and tools to navigate complex risk scenarios Architects play a pivotal role in construction projects, but the landscape is riddled with potential risks. This seminar will explore the layers of cover offered by your Professional Indemnity Insurance, while also highlighting the crucial contractual considerations that every vigilant architect should have on their radar. This will include an exploration of common clauses within commercial contracts that may conflict with the scope of cover afforded by your insurance. Learn from the experts at Landers & Rogers about legal considerations that shape your profession and discover strategies to manage your risk proactively. Chris Bresler is a special counsel at Lander & Rogers' General Insurance practice in Sydney. He specialises in insurance, construction and infrastructure matters with a focus on litigation and dispute resolution. He has experience advising insurance and construction industry participants at all levels, including providing advice on coverage issues, and advising renewable energy players, developers, major infrastructure contractors, specialist subcontractors and construction professionals on dispute resolution, negotiated settlements, adjudication, mediation, expert determinations, arbitration and litigation. Kerry Ioulianou is also a special counsel at Lander & Rogers, based in their Melbourne office. He is a dual-qualified specialist construction and infrastructure lawyer, with a focus on construction and insurance disputes. Kerry’s practice covers large scale, complex multi-party infrastructure and engineering disputes involving construction professionals across all jurisdictions in Australia. His practice also extends to advice on a range of projects, such as community centres, high-rise mixed-use towers, hospitals, agricultural facilities, rail projects and windfarms. He has acted for architects, engineers, building surveyors, certifiers and fire engineers.

   In collaboration with acclaimed legal firm Lander & Rogers, this event is designed to empower you with the knowledge and tools to navigate complex risk scenarios Architects play a pivotal role in construction projects, but the landscape is riddled with potential risks. This seminar will explore the layers of cover offered by your Professional Indemnity Insurance, while also highlighting the crucial contractual considerations that every vigilant architect should have on their radar. This will include an exploration of common clauses within commercial contracts that may conflict with the scope of cover afforded by your insurance. Learn from the experts at Landers & Rogers about legal considerations that shape your profession and discover strategies to manage your risk proactively. Chris Bresler is a special counsel at Lander & Rogers' General Insurance practice in Sydney. He specialises in insurance, construction and infrastructure matters with a focus on litigation and dispute resolution. He has experience advising insurance and construction industry participants at all levels, including providing advice on coverage issues, and advising renewable energy players, developers, major infrastructure contractors, specialist subcontractors and construction professionals on dispute resolution, negotiated settlements, adjudication, mediation, expert determinations, arbitration and litigation. Kerry Ioulianou is also a special counsel at Lander & Rogers, based in their Melbourne office. He is a dual-qualified specialist construction and infrastructure lawyer, with a focus on construction and insurance disputes. Kerry’s practice covers large scale, complex multi-party infrastructure and engineering disputes involving construction professionals across all jurisdictions in Australia. His practice also extends to advice on a range of projects, such as community centres, high-rise mixed-use towers, hospitals, agricultural facilities, rail projects and windfarms. He has acted for architects, engineers, building surveyors, certifiers and fire engineers.

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   RAA In Detail | Fundamentals of Polycarbonate Building Materials and Compliance Issues | Danpal ticket

   Danpal is the leading manufacturer of polycarbonates in Australia and supply material to all sectors of the construction/ building industry. They have been in Australia for over 30+ years. This CPD runs for approximately 1 hour, including time for Q&A, and will be hosted by Jeff Trevarthen, Danpal’s NSW/ACT Specification Consultant. Jeff has worked in the building industry for over 30 years and has a good knowledge of Laminates, Timber Veneers/Flooring, Insulation, AAC (Autoclaved Aerated Concrete) and Polycarbonate systems. He is highly experienced in working with architects, developers and consultants on a national basis to achieve product specifications in the construction of buildings and developments in residential, multi- residential, commercial, retail, industrial, health, aged care, civil and landscape segments. Engaging with all stakeholders, Jeff works to fully understand the project requirements in order to achieve solutions and system specifications that meet or exceed the criteria. Learning outcomes: PC12, PC39 & PC45. This presentation will deliver outcomes related to the following Competency/s from the National Standard of Competency for Architects 2021: PRACTICE MANAGEMENT AND PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT · PC12 -Understanding Polycarbonate Product Types Provide independent, culturally responsive and objective advice in accordance with relevant building codes, standards, technical specifications and guidelines, and planning regulations, including climate change implications, across all aspects of architectural practice. DETAILED DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTATION · PC39 -Polycarbonate Properties and Performance Be able to integrate the material selection, structural and construction systems established in the conceptual design into the detailed design and documentation. · PC45 Suitable Applications for Polycarbonate and Polycarbonate Issues Be able to nominate and integrate quality and performance standards with regard to selected materials, finishes, fittings, components and systems, considering the impact on Country and the environment, and the whole life carbon impact of the project. This includes integrating life cycle assessments and other expertise and advice from consultants.

   Danpal is the leading manufacturer of polycarbonates in Australia and supply material to all sectors of the construction/ building industry. They have been in Australia for over 30+ years. This CPD runs for approximately 1 hour, including time for Q&A, and will be hosted by Jeff Trevarthen, Danpal’s NSW/ACT Specification Consultant. Jeff has worked in the building industry for over 30 years and has a good knowledge of Laminates, Timber Veneers/Flooring, Insulation, AAC (Autoclaved Aerated Concrete) and Polycarbonate systems. He is highly experienced in working with architects, developers and consultants on a national basis to achieve product specifications in the construction of buildings and developments in residential, multi- residential, commercial, retail, industrial, health, aged care, civil and landscape segments. Engaging with all stakeholders, Jeff works to fully understand the project requirements in order to achieve solutions and system specifications that meet or exceed the criteria. Learning outcomes: PC12, PC39 & PC45. This presentation will deliver outcomes related to the following Competency/s from the National Standard of Competency for Architects 2021: PRACTICE MANAGEMENT AND PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT · PC12 -Understanding Polycarbonate Product Types Provide independent, culturally responsive and objective advice in accordance with relevant building codes, standards, technical specifications and guidelines, and planning regulations, including climate change implications, across all aspects of architectural practice. DETAILED DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTATION · PC39 -Polycarbonate Properties and Performance Be able to integrate the material selection, structural and construction systems established in the conceptual design into the detailed design and documentation. · PC45 Suitable Applications for Polycarbonate and Polycarbonate Issues Be able to nominate and integrate quality and performance standards with regard to selected materials, finishes, fittings, components and systems, considering the impact on Country and the environment, and the whole life carbon impact of the project. This includes integrating life cycle assessments and other expertise and advice from consultants.

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    RAA In Detail | American Hardwoods: Specifying with Confidence | AHEC | Presented by Roderick Wiles, AHEC Director: Africa, Middle East, India & Oceania ticket

    AHEC The American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) is an international trade association for the U.S. hardwood industry, representing exporters among U.S. hardwood companies and all the major U.S. hardwood production trade associations. AHEC runs a worldwide program to promote American hardwoods in over 50 export markets concentrating on providing architects, specifiers, designers, and end-users with technical information on the range of species, products and sources of supply. In addition, AHEC also produces a full range of technical publications. Roderick Wiles, AHEC Director: Africa, Middle East, India & Oceania Roderick Wiles has worked for AHEC since 1999, when he started to assist the European Director in the London office. He is now based in Dubai, UAE, from where he is responsible for directing AHEC's programmes in Africa, the Middle East, India and Australia/New Zealand. While assisting in the running of AHEC’ s programmes in Western Europe, he was responsible for expanding AHEC’ s programmes to Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) and then in to India, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. Over the years of working for AHEC, Roderick has built up a wealth of knowledge on the global market for wood products and has developed a specialist skill in the international promotion of hardwood products. American Hardwoods: Specifying with Confidence The aim of this presentation is to give architects and designers an understanding of where American hardwoods come from, what they are, what their environmental credentials and impact are and how to use them and specify them realistically. After a brief introduction to the American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) and its non-commercial role in improving understanding of American hardwoods worldwide, the presentation is split into three distinct parts, as follows: Part one focuses on provenance, legality and sustainability, looking at hardwood resource management in the United States and its practice today. It covers the size and spread of the resource and its ownership and how this determines harvesting and production. It provides an overview of the American Hardwood Environmental Profile (AHEP) and how this looks at proof of legality, sustainability and the low environmental impact of kiln-dried hardwood lumber and veneer through cradle-to-gate Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). Part two provides a brief overview of production, looking at sawmilling and kiln-drying and then focuses on the key American hardwood species in terms of commercial availability, their physical attributes and their potential for applications, demonstrated through real life projects from around the world. Part three covers two recent developments in timber technology, which can be applied to U.S. hardwoods – namely thermal modification (TMT) and cross-laminated timber (CLT). It looks at the species and processes involved in these technologies and how the material can be applied in construction, along with some of its benefits. In essence, this presentation is designed to provide the listener with enough of a degree of knowledge and confidence in order to make an informed choice when specifying American hardwoods.

    AHEC The American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) is an international trade association for the U.S. hardwood industry, representing exporters among U.S. hardwood companies and all the major U.S. hardwood production trade associations. AHEC runs a worldwide program to promote American hardwoods in over 50 export markets concentrating on providing architects, specifiers, designers, and end-users with technical information on the range of species, products and sources of supply. In addition, AHEC also produces a full range of technical publications. Roderick Wiles, AHEC Director: Africa, Middle East, India & Oceania Roderick Wiles has worked for AHEC since 1999, when he started to assist the European Director in the London office. He is now based in Dubai, UAE, from where he is responsible for directing AHEC's programmes in Africa, the Middle East, India and Australia/New Zealand. While assisting in the running of AHEC’ s programmes in Western Europe, he was responsible for expanding AHEC’ s programmes to Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) and then in to India, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. Over the years of working for AHEC, Roderick has built up a wealth of knowledge on the global market for wood products and has developed a specialist skill in the international promotion of hardwood products. American Hardwoods: Specifying with Confidence The aim of this presentation is to give architects and designers an understanding of where American hardwoods come from, what they are, what their environmental credentials and impact are and how to use them and specify them realistically. After a brief introduction to the American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) and its non-commercial role in improving understanding of American hardwoods worldwide, the presentation is split into three distinct parts, as follows: Part one focuses on provenance, legality and sustainability, looking at hardwood resource management in the United States and its practice today. It covers the size and spread of the resource and its ownership and how this determines harvesting and production. It provides an overview of the American Hardwood Environmental Profile (AHEP) and how this looks at proof of legality, sustainability and the low environmental impact of kiln-dried hardwood lumber and veneer through cradle-to-gate Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). Part two provides a brief overview of production, looking at sawmilling and kiln-drying and then focuses on the key American hardwood species in terms of commercial availability, their physical attributes and their potential for applications, demonstrated through real life projects from around the world. Part three covers two recent developments in timber technology, which can be applied to U.S. hardwoods – namely thermal modification (TMT) and cross-laminated timber (CLT). It looks at the species and processes involved in these technologies and how the material can be applied in construction, along with some of its benefits. In essence, this presentation is designed to provide the listener with enough of a degree of knowledge and confidence in order to make an informed choice when specifying American hardwoods.

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