Presented by: Brian Etcher CTR with Armstrong Ceiling
In-Person or Zoom – Thursday, November 9, 2023
 Have you heard a great building lately? How someone experiences a building relies on the experience of all senses including sense of hearing. As soon as someone or something makes a sound, the acoustic design becomes evident. Poor architectural acoustics can negatively affect building occupants’ concentration, comprehension, confidentiality, healing and/or learning. By contrast, good sound qualities can add drama, vibrancy, and energy, enhancing the occupant experience. Join us to explore the many options available today that help architects design for acoustics without compromising their design vision. |
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| SPEAKER – Brian Etcher with Armstrong Ceilings
Brian Etcher has been in the Ceiling & Construction industry for over 15 years, specifying, selling and installing materials throughout British Columbia. A Registered Educational Provider (REP) with the AIBC, and a Certified Technical Representative through CSC, he works on educating the community with the best practices so we can all move forward with our successful projects. Currently working for Armstrong Ceiling & Wall Solutions, Brian’s position takes him from A&D project meetings to site visits with contractors, and solution meetings with General Contractors.
Brian loves to spend his time in the outdoors, often getting out of the lower mainland for the weekend, and wood working in his father’s shop in his spare time. |
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LOCATION:
Hotel Le Soleil – 567 Hornby Street, Vancouver, BC
AGENDA:
11:30 – 1:00 pm In Person Luncheon
12:00 – 1:00 pm Guest Speaker Presentation – In Person & Zoom
COST:
In Person & Zoom
$40.00 plus GST for pre-registered CSC members / Association Executive Directors
$50.00 plus GST for non-members
PARKING:
There is a pay parking facility across the street
REGISTRATION:
Register through Karelo: ONLINE REGISTRATION
COVID PROTOCOLS
If you feel sick or have any flu like symptoms please do not attend and stay home. If you still wish to attend/view the presentation please let the organizer know, and we can forward on the zoom link. Masks are recommended to be worn during the presentation but under provincial law no longer required.
