NYC Building Code: Structural
AECE2-CS9130
/ $240
SPRING 2012
Continuing Education:
Architecture, Engineering, and Construction
Get a detailed overview of the updated Building Code of New York City, officially enacted in July of 2008. Topics include codes and guidelines for the design of concrete, masonry, steel, timber, and glass structures. The course highlights means for establishing environmental loads, as well as the aims and objectives of these provisions. Significant changes in the code and its referenced documents are examined, as are the new requirements for structural tests and special inspections onsite. The material covered in this course is critical for those seeking to participate in design or construction administration of buildings within New York City.
AIA/HSW-6 hours. PDH-6 hours.
Related Subject Areas:
Construction,
Architect Continuing Education
Section 1
Friday 8:30am-3:30pm
March 23
1 Sessions
Instructor:
Zachary Kostura
Location: Midtown Center
