Historic Window Replication: Aluminum Windows in Historic Buildings
- Sponsor: Graham Architectural Products
- Credits: 1 AIA HSW LU
Course Description
Graham Architectural Products’ presentation offers valuable insights into the delicate balance between historical preservation and modern performance in window replication. Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of the strategies and innovations that enable the successful integration of new technologies into historic structures. This presentation delves into the intricate process of historic window replication, showcasing the company’s commitment to preserving architectural heritage while integrating modern performance standards.
Note: Certificates of Completion will be emailed in a PDF format for your records right away. Please allow for up to 3 to 4 weeks to receive AIA credit for the course.
Learning Objectives
- Have a better understanding of the capabilities of modern aluminum windows in reproducing various historic wood and steel window profiles and details.
- Discuss the major design criteria factors to be considered during the window selection process.
- Identify window details which correctly replicate the historic window components and meet the intent of the project.
- Identify and describe several historic window components and how they can be addressed and detailed correctly on historic replication projects.