Upcoming Classes and Series
How To Think About Building Codes: 5-Session Series with AIA Credit
Join Christopher Chwedyk, AIA, CSI, NCARB - Director of The Code Group at Burnham, for a monthly series running through the rest of 2023. Classes will be held monthly and virtually and are applicable for one Continuing Education Credit.
See what's covered: Building Code Series Syllabus (3-page Outline)
Credit: Each of the five courses will count toward one AIA Continuing Education Credit. Take one course or all five!
Cost: Depending on your AIA membership, each course is $10-$20.
*All sessions are at 12:00 PM CDT, for one hour.
- Code Basics: Aug. 24 (Thursday) Thanks for Attending!
- Code Concepts September 28 (Thursday) Register Here
- Codes & Standards Integration: October 26 (Thursday) Register Here
- Building Code Integration: November 30 (Thursday) Register Here
- Communicating with the Code Offical: December 14 (Thursday) Register Here
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Lorman® Education Webinar: Building Code Compliance
When: October 4, 12-1:05 PM, CDT.
Presented by: Christopher Chwedyk, AIA, CSI, NCARB
Cost: $149. Agenda
Credits: Qualifies for a variety of professional learning credits; mostly 1 Learning Unit.
On-Demand? Yes. a Recording will be available as an on-demand class following the webinar; same price.
Description: Burnham's Code Group Director, Christopher Chwedyk, will be leading a Lorman Education Webinar on understanding the responsibilities regarding code compliance and how to incorporate the requirements into project specifications
Learning Objectives:
- Define the CSI MasterFormat structure.
- Describe the pitfalls of using Guide Specifications.
- Explain where to place standards information on the documents.
- Identify the latest approaches for applying alternative products, materials and methods of construction.
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HalfMoon Multi-Family Residential Key Accessibility Components: Fair Housing and IBC/ICC A117.1 2009
When: Wednesday, October 11, 2023 9:00 – 11:00 am CDT
Presented by: Leah Riley
Cost: $109
Credit: Qualifies for a variety of professional learning credits; mostly 2 Learning Units.
On-Demand?: Yes. A recording will be available as an on-demand class following the webinar; for $119.
Agenda and Learning Objectives:
- Explore and understand applicable building code requirements for multi-family residential new construction projects including applicable referenced standards
- Obtain insight on differences if a project is government and/or privately funded
- Identify accessible route and common area basics from site to entrance, parking, amenity for residents, and the leased areas such as retail, offices, and other facilities
- Gain awareness of the variations between Type A and Type B Dwelling Units including critical requirements for bathrooms and kitchens
- Recall best practices to follow during construction to avoid issues during final walk through
