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HVAC and Envelopes: Whole Building Performance Training Thursday, November 9, 2023 12:30-5:30pm ET & Thursday, November 16, 2023 12:30-5:30pm ET Virtual Seminar & Panel Discussion Note: attendance for both days is required to attain Continuing Education Credits. 4 CEUs/AIA HSWs each training session (8 CEUs total) This training is for architects, engineers, preservationists, project managers, facilities management teams and others responsible for assessing HVAC retrofitting, upgrade and reinvestment alternatives for historic buildings, planning or reviewing HVAC-related studies, and managing or troubleshooting HVAC projects at historic buildings. This training will also explore other building envelope solutions beyond HVAC improvements as a means toward reducing carbon emissions. Attendees will learn to:
▪ Minimize the impact of HVAC systems and upgrades on significant spaces
▪ Integrate lifecycle goals and sustainability measures into HVAC studies and design documents
▪ Identify common historic building HVAC design and operation pitfalls and solutions
▪ Address HVAC-related moisture management challenges
▪ Assess potential effects of building system and envelope improvements on historic building materials
▪ Identify other building envelope solutions beyond HVAC improvements as a means toward reducing carbon emissions
APT Members: $150 Schedule of Speakers Thursday, November 9th 12:30-5:30 Eastern Welcome - APT Technical Committee on Sustainable Preservation
Site-Specific Humidity Control: Sustainable Solutions to Problems at Older Buildings. Luke Leung, Sustainable Engineering Studio Director, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
HVAC Optioneering for High Performance Historic Buildings. Roger Chang, PE, Principal, Buro Happold.
Centre Block Rehabilitation Project, Exterior Walls Insulation Strategy. Pascal Letourneau, Heritage Lead for CENTRUS; Martin Sing, Lead Sustainability and Energy, CENTRUS; Brian Langenberg, Lead Building Science team, CENTRUS; William Rose, Senior research architect, peer reviewer.
Session 1 Wrap up: Top Take Aways and Lessons Learned
Thursday, November 16th 12:30-5:30 Eastern Hygrothermal Modeling – Lessons for Historic Building Retrofits and Upgrades. Achilles Karagiozis, Director of the Buildings and Thermal Sciences, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, WUFI Developer.
Leveraging Historic Building Design and Natural Ventilation to Reduce HVAC Demand. Angela Lombardi, PhD, Associate Professor, Historic Preservation Program Coordinator, Architecture and Planning, UTSA
New Ventilation Challenges for Historic Buildings in the Post-Pandemic Era. Tom Newbold, PE, LEED AP, CFM, CPMP, Principal,
Landmark Facilities Group, Inc.
Session 2 Wrap up: Top Take Aways and Lessons Learned
Each presentation will be followed by a 15-minute Q&A and break
Association for Preservation Technology Technical Committee for Sustainable Preservation Committee co-chairs: Cory Rouillard, AIA, APT RP, LEED AP Lori Ferriss, AIA, PE, LEED AP BD+C Evanne St. Charles, LFA, LEED AP O+M |
