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Session Covers Glazing Design Requirements for GSA Buildings
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) owns and leases more than 9,600 properties around the U.S., a third of which are historic. To address some of the GSA’s building requirements, Lance David, LEED Fellow with the GSA, led a seminar … Continue reading
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Tagged artistic expression, biomimicry, bird safety, bird-safe buildings, daylight, daylighting, design teams, energy efficiency, Facilities Standards for the Public Buildings Service, glare, Glass Conference, GSA’s building requirements, GSA’s Proving Ground, high thermal resistance, integrative design, Lance David, LEED Fellow, listening device privacy, mock-ups and testing, omnibus bills, PBS-P100, power generation, privacy, recyclability, security, sunlight, System for Award Management (SAM), U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), views, “Glazing Design for GSA Building Requirements, ”
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Lisa DeRosia on Why Women Glaziers Should Have a Seat at the Table
Women in Construction Week is underway, highlighting women as a viable component of the construction industry. To celebrate, USGNN™ has spotlighted a female glazier for each of the last two days. For day three, we spoke to Lisa DeRosia of … Continue reading
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Tagged female glaziers, iupat, Lisa DeRosia, WICWeek2021, women in construction, Women in Construction Week
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Tureka Dixon Gives Insight on Recruiting Women Glaziers
Women in Construction Week is underway, highlighting women as a viable component of the construction industry. To celebrate, USGNN™ is spotlighting three women glaziers over three days. Part one focused on Madison Hull. For day two, USGNN spoke to Tureka … Continue reading
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