AIA Peconic Procrastinator's Delight Is December 5 in Bridgehampton - 27 East

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AIA Peconic Procrastinator's Delight Is December 5 in Bridgehampton

authorStaff Writer on Nov 6, 2024

AIA Peconic will host a day of continuing education presentations at Rockman Windows and Doors in Bridgehampton on Thursday, December 5, and admission is free.

The program is billed as “Procrastinator’s Delight,” as it gives architects a chance to cram in lots of continuing eduction credits as the year is nearly over.

The five presentations are worth a total of six credits, and attendees can stay for as few or as many sessions as they wish. Doors will open at 10:30 a.m., and the program runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Afterward, AIA Peconic will host a happy hour.

The agenda begins with two presentations by Lepage Millwork Window and Doors, “Wood as a Material for Windows and Doors” at 11 a.m. and “Specifying Windows and Doors” at noon, with lunch.

Weathershield Windows and Doors will present “Comprehensive Guide to Performance Testing and Certification Procedures” at 1 p.m., followed by a 2-credit presentation by GreenLogic at 2 p.m., running for two hours, with the subject to be announced. The program concludes with an hourlong presentation at 4 p.m., “Integrating Window & Door Products With the Building Envelope,” by Weathershield Windows and Doors.

Rockman Windows and Doors is located at 7 Tradesmans Path, Suite 8. Register at eventbrite.com/e/2024-procrastinators-delight-tickets-1068939259099.

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