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Passive House Total Precast Course - Case Study

Run Time: 45 minutes

Certificate: Continuing Education: Upon Course Completion viewer receives certificate to qualify for Professional Development Hours (PDH) and/or Continuing Education Units (CEUs)/Continuing Education Credits (CECs).

Host: Irene Rivera - Jake Cammisoli

Course Information

An overview of the Putman Family YWCA project in Hamilton Ontario the first mid-rise total precast concrete, passive house building in Canada. The presentation covers the Design Process, Challenges and Solutions, and Special Junction details. There is a 10 minute Q&A at the end of the presentation.

About the Presenter

Presented by Irene Rivera from Kearns Mancini Architects Inc and Jacob Cammisoli from CoreSlab.
Irene Rivera holds a master's degree in Architecture and Urbanism from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia in Barcelona. She focused on high efficiency Architecture and Passive House systems.
Jake Cammisoli is a technical sales consultant at CoreSlab Structures in Ontario. He came to CoreSlab with a sales background and a Bachelor of Commerce degree with a minor in economics. His primary focus is on hollowcore and balcony projects.

Course Objectives

Provides an overview of the Putman Family YWCA project in Hamilton Ontario, the first mid-rise total precast concrete, passive house building in Canada. Covering the Design Process, Challenges and Solutions, and Special Junction details and comparisons.

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