What's New and What's Next for Aluminum Extrusions in Building and Energy Codes

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Tom Culp, PhD, AEC's consultant on building and energy codes, discusses his work with various code and ratings groups. Tom is privy to the next round of ever more stringent energy codes, such as ASHRAE 90.1 and 189.1, International Building Code, National Fenestration Ratings Council, and Canada's National Energy Code for Buildings—and he is on the frontline defending aluminum's place in the building and construction market. He will tell us what trends he is seeing in current and upcoming codes across the U.S. and Canada, and how they will likely impact architects, building developers, specifiers, manufacturers and aluminum extruders.

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