WAV-T: The Path to a Proper Building Envelope
This course explores the effects that Water, Air, Vapor, and Thermal bridging have on the building envelope so that you will leave with the right tools to start implementing WAV-T strategies.
The building envelope contains the secrets to obtaining net-zero, LEED certification, or sustainability, and to meeting your energy models. In this course, we'll explore the effects of Water, Air, Vapor, and Thermal bridging on the building envelope. You'll also learn how to recognize areas of concern within your building envelope that require your attention; implement potential strategies for a successful WAV-T compliant building envelope; and identify the various materials that address water, air, vapor, and thermal conductivity within exterior building envelopes. You'll leave the course with the right tools to start integrating WAV-T strategies into your projects immediately.
Learning objectives
- Understand the concept behind WAV-T and how it affects the project’s building envelope.
- Recognize areas of concern within building envelope sections and details, and how to implement WAV-T strategies to improve performance.
- Describe the materials currently available for addressing water, air, vapor, and thermal conductivity in the building envelope.
- Explain how implementing WAV-T strategies can prevent future designs from being leaky.
This course is part of a series
- HSW
- GBCI
- RIBA
Instructors
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Kenney Payne
AIA, LEED AP BD+CVice President / Quality Control, Risk Management, and Training | Moseley Architects
Kenney has over 31 years of experience in the architectural profession. After spending the first 20...