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  • BEC-RT 2024 Kickoff and Social

    Is there a topic you want to learn more about, a project you want to tour, or an expert you want to hear from? Bring your questions and join fellow BEC-RT members for a 2024 Kickoff and Social at Smoky Hollow -- 2nd floor event space. This event is free; food and drink provided.

  • Hybrid Window Wall Designs – BEC-RT

    Virtual Event

    Hybrid Window Wall Designs April 18th, 12pm EST Virtual. FREE. Link distributed to registrants via email. Presented by Aaron Alterman, Specified Technologies Inc Today’s high performance curtain wall systems demand high performance […]

  • Adaptive Reuse : Approaches to Historic Enclosures

    Virtual Event

    Join us on November 21st at 12pm EST for Historic Masonry 102, an encore and expanded presentation by Rachel Palisin, Managing Director in Walter P Moore’s Diagnostics Group and Mallory Buckley, Project Manager for Walter […]

  • Back to Basics: Building Science 101 for Building Enclosures

    Little Diversified 410 Blackwell Street #10, Durham, NC, United States

        March Meeting for the Building Enclosure Council – Research Triangle Back to Basics: Building Science 101 for Building Enclosures Does the phrase hygric bouyancy make you think of […]

  • April BEC-RT Meeting: Energy Code Updates

    Center for Architecture and Design 14 E Peace Street, Raleigh, NC

    Join BEC-RT and Dan Dittman, Chief Energy Code Consultant, NC DOI, for a discussion on the upcoming changes to the North Carolina Energy Code. He will review changes to commercial […]

  • NC Zoo Asia Exhibit: Case Study and Tour

    NC Zoo, Stedman Education Center 4401 Zoo Parkway, Asheboro, NC, United States

    Building Enclosure Council - Research Triangle and Charlotte Chapters Present: NC Zoo Asia Exhibit: Case Study and Tour Friday, June 27th NC Zoo, Stedman Education Center, Asheboro NC Join us […]

  • Into to Building Forensics with WIA and BEC-RT

    Pendo Building 301 Hillsborough St, Raleigh, NC

    Building enclosure failures provide some of the most valuable lessons for improving design, detailing, and construction practices. Aligning with Henry Petroski's observation that design progress is often rooted in understanding failure, this session draws on forensic investigations of enclosure systems, translating real-world examples of how systems fall short into practical guidance for architects, engineers, and construction professionals.