Join the IIBEC Minnesota Branch, in conjunction with BEC Minnesota and CSI Minneapolis-St. Paul for a joint presentation on the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library!

The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library set out to achieve a number of firsts, including an aggressive set of sustainability and conservation goals in an extremely rural location to fulfil the legacy of Theodore Roosevelt. This course will explore how these goals are globally applied throughout the project, and specifically applied to the design, detailing, and execution of a highly complex building envelope. We will discuss the importance of maintaining the simplicity of the design intent while addressing the challenges associated with a high-performance envelope and complicated construction process.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify how sustainability objectives were used to elevate the design and construction outcomes for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library.

2. Explore how these sustainability objectives influenced the design, detailing, and construction of the building envelope.

3. Discuss the importance of coordination between all design and construction disciplines throughout the building envelope.

4. Discuss the process of aligning design simplicity with high-performance envelope and complicated construction.

1.5 IIBEC CEH Credits & I AIA LU|HSW

Location:
Day Block Event Center
1103 S Washington Ave
Minneapolis, MN 55415

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