Light
This trio of CPD seminars on the theme of ‘Light’ are designed to be both practical and inspirational, offering an insight into how glass can be used as both a construction (architectural) and restorative material.
This CPD seminar includes information and guidance on the glass manufacturing process, architectural use, technical issues, and structural and aesthetic glass design opportunities and limitations.
Komfort is a specialist supply and fix contractor, primarily involved in frameless glazing solutions. It can provide bespoke options for façades, atria, glass canopies and other glass applications.
Approximate duration excluding questions: one hour
This seminar is designed to inspire and inform architects about the potential that glass has as a building material. Rapid technological advances in glass have changed many of the parameters, and the remit of this seminar is to highlight these changes and show new ways they can be applied in construction. Featured topics include structural glazing, joining old to new, U-values, photo-voltaics, nanogel, prismatic glass, UV bonding – and an overview of the future of transparent architecture.
Founded in 1986, Cantifix leads the way in UK structural glazing by applying expertise to innovative use of glass in construction. Cantifix also has an extensive, continually improved product range – with many unique products.
Approximate duration excluding questions): one hour
This seminar covers the designing in of secondary glazing as a solution that can enhance both the thermal and acoustic performance of existing fenestration on listed/conservation properties. It further illustrates the comprehensive range of products available to the architect to help with the sympathetic treatment of the most demanding heritage buildings.
Granada Secondary Glazing designs, develops, manufactures and installs a comprehensive range of bespoke secondary glazing products into the listed and conservation controlled property markets. Its professional support services cover the whole process, from design/feasibility to final handover.
Approximate duration (including time allowance for questions): 45 minutes