CSC Toronto hosts The Science of Building

by | August 29, 2014 11:55 am

On Wednesday, November 19, the Toronto Chapter of CSC is hosting a one-day conference to explore “The Science of Building.”

Held at the Old Mill (21 Old Mill Road) from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., the event features a line-up of some of the most respected names in building materials and specifications. Sessions include:
● George Torok, CET, BSSO (Morrison Hershfield) on thermal performance modelling for new building design;
● Ted Kesik, PhD, P.Eng. (University of Toronto) on ‘lean’ and ‘green’ building science;
● CSC president Keith Robinson, FCSC, RSW, LEED AP (Dialog) on reducing cost and liability with good specifications; and
● John Straube, PhD, P.Eng. (Building Science Consulting Inc.) on current research regarding the future of building performance.

The $150 registration[1] (plus HST) includes parking, continental breakfast, lunch, and refreshments. Questions (including inquiries about potential for [OAA] continuing education credits) can be directed to Steve Ioannides, CTR, CSP, the Toronto Chapter’s professional development officer, at steve@asiwatrous.com[2].

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