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              <p>ould you or your organization like to build awareness of building 
                envelope and building technology issues? Leavitt Associates offers 
                customized seminars and lunch talks tailored to your needs. Our 
                seminar can be presented in a variety of formats, from a series 
                of lunch talks, or as an all-day event. We also offer customized 
                versions directed to the needs of specific groups such as project 
                managers, contractors, or architects.</p>
              <p>If you are interested in attending our seminar or having it presented 
                to a group, please <a href="contactus.htm">contact us</a> for 
                more information.<br>
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                <br>
                <span class="softhead"> Example:</span> </p>
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                  <td bgcolor="#336699" height="30"><span class="seminarheads">Part 
                    1: Masonry and Flashing Explained </span></td>
                  <td bgcolor="#336699" height="30" align="right"> 
                    <p><a href="#top"><img src="images/leavitt_totop.gif" width="51" height="26" border="0"></a></p>
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                    <p><span class="selectlead">(50 minutes including Q&amp;A)</span></p>
                  </td>
                  <td bgcolor="#003366">&nbsp;</td>
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                  <td width="1260" colspan="2" bgcolor="#FFFFFF" class="seminarbody"> 
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                        <td><span class="seminarbodyCaption">Proper flashing details 
                          are seldom illustrated fully in the office. This seminar 
                          illustrates how these flashings look in real life, and 
                          how to identify and solve problems in advance</span></td>
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                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Ancient roots and modern practice</span>: 
                    Did they ever really build them &quot;like they used to&quot;? 
                    Some interesting facts about masonry practice in the recent 
                    and distant past. <br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">The hydrology of buildings</span> 
                    - What goes on inside a masonry wall? Why do we always seem 
                    to recommend cavity walls today? <br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">The art of flashing</span> - 
                    Is a continuation of roofing by other means. We discuss flashing 
                    materials and where to use them; and show examples of details 
                    developed for real-life conditions.<br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Air barriers versus moisture 
                    barriers</span> - Some myths and realities of the &quot;building 
                    envelope&quot; as understood today. A discussion of the benefits 
                    and features of common water-resistant materials.<br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Condensation in theory and reality</span> 
                    - When is condensation something to be concerned about, and 
                    when is it not? We discuss occupancies such as residential, 
                    office, pool enclosures, greenhouse, and other humidified 
                    environments.<br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">The causes of cracks in masonry</span> 
                    - Is cracking inevitable, and when does it become a problem? 
                    The mechanisms of brick movement relative to structural movement. 
                    Discussion of brick ties, hardware, and other embedded items. 
                    <br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Back-up walls</span> - Metal 
                    studs or masonry back-up? A discussion of the advantages and 
                    disadvantages of each system.<br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Deterioration and maintenance 
                    of walls</span> - Efflorescence, its causes and cures; freeze-thaw 
                    damage and pointing.<br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Brick veneer and the cavity 
                    wall today</span> - What do you look for in a properly constructed 
                    cavity wall? <br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Looking to save money?</span> 
                    - Where should you look to save costs, and where should you 
                    not? Realistically understand the costs, benefits, and service 
                    life of masonry wall components.</td>
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                  <td bgcolor="#336699"><span class="seminarheads">Part 2: Low-Slope 
                    Roofing and Below-Grade Waterproofing</span></td>
                  <td bgcolor="#336699" align="right"><a href="#top"><img src="images/leavitt_totop.gif" width="51" height="26" border="0"></a></td>
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                    <p><span class="selectlead">(50 minutes including Q&amp;A)</span></p>
                  </td>
                  <td bgcolor="#003366">&nbsp;</td>
                </tr>
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                  <td colspan="2" bgcolor="#FFFFFF" class="seminarbody"> 
                    <table width="150" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="right" bgcolor="#CCCCCC">
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                        <td height="106"><span class="seminarbody"><img src="images/seminar_2.jpg" width="150" height="112" border="1"></span></td>
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                        <td class="seminarbodyCaption">The exterior plaza is flush 
                          with the interior carpet surface, and yet this building 
                          is very reliably protected against leakage from the 
                          plaza or the curtainwall. How was this achieved?</td>
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                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Fundamentally different approaches</span>: 
                    Sloped versus low-slope roofing<br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Staying out of trouble</span>: 
                    Ten commandments of low-slope roofing<br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Watching your perimeter</span> 
                    - Focus on common perimeter conditions in roofing and plaza 
                    waterproofing that cause problems<br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Plaza waterproofing</span>: 
                    The ten commandments of roofing, as they apply to plaza waterproofing. 
                    The advantages and disadvantages of competing plaza waterproofing 
                    systems.<br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Danger areas</span>: What are 
                    the common mistakes people make with building expansion joints, 
                    planters, handrails, and terminations?<br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Below-grade waterproofing concepts</span> 
                    What are the principles behind waterproofing and damp-proofing, 
                    membrane waterproofing, bentonite waterproofing, and other 
                    systems? <br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">How much below-grade waterproofing 
                    protection is enough?</span> We classify the perennial disagreements 
                    on this subject, and weigh in our opinions on how to choose 
                    between waterproofing systems on the market today<br>
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                  <td bgcolor="#336699"><span class="seminarheads">Part 3 - Sloped 
                    Roofing and Shingle Construction</span></td>
                  <td bgcolor="#336699" align="right"><a href="#top"><img src="images/leavitt_totop.gif" width="51" height="26" border="0"></a></td>
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                    <p><span class="selectlead">(50 minutes including Q&amp;A)</span></p>
                  </td>
                  <td bgcolor="#003366">&nbsp;</td>
                </tr>
                <tr align="left" valign="top"> 
                  <td colspan="2" bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> 
                    <table width="150" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="right" bgcolor="#CCCCCC">
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                        <td class="seminarbodyCaption">This photograph shows a 
                          graduated slate roof under construction. But the key 
                          elements that will keep this roof from leaking are not 
                          visible in this photograph. Learn the ten most important 
                          issues to address with slate roofing.</td>
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                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Shingle roofing</span><span class="seminarbody"> 
                    - it lasts a long time if you address key issues in the materials 
                    and construction details. We discuss fundamental concepts 
                    and common problem areas.<br>
                    </span><span class="seminarbodyBold">Slate roofing</span><span class="seminarbody"> 
                    - It lasts a lifetime with proper materials and construction 
                    practice. Learn the key features of monumental slate roofs 
                    and the common problem areas.<br>
                    </span><span class="seminarbodyBold">Ridge venting, eave venting, 
                    attic venting</span><span class="seminarbody"> - When does 
                    it really matter and why is it in the code?<br>
                    </span><span class="seminarbodyBold">Flat seam metal roofing 
                    and wall panels</span><span class="seminarbody"> - It has 
                    become popular in the last ten years. Why?<br>
                    </span><span class="seminarbodyBold">Architectural Metal Roofing</span><span class="seminarbody"> 
                    - Or pre-manufactured standing seam roofing. With kit systems, 
                    it's the special conditions where you have problems to solve.<br>
                    </span><span class="seminarbodyBold">Wood frame construction</span><span class="seminarbody"> 
                    - The principles of shingle roofing applied to a vertical 
                    wall.<br>
                    </span><span class="seminarbodyBold">Exterior wood trim and 
                    bay windows</span><span class="seminarbody"> - Why does paint 
                    peel, why do joints open up, why does wood cup, and why does 
                    wood rot?</span></td>
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                  <td bgcolor="#336699"><span class="seminarheads">Part 4: Windows 
                    and Curtainwalls</span></td>
                  <td bgcolor="#336699" align="right"><a href="#top"><img src="images/leavitt_totop.gif" width="51" height="26" border="0"></a></td>
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                  <td bgcolor="#003366"> 
                    <p><span class="selectlead">(50 minutes including Q&amp;A)</span></p>
                  </td>
                  <td bgcolor="#003366">&nbsp;</td>
                </tr>
                <tr> 
                  <td bgcolor="#FFFFFF" colspan="2"> 
                    <table width="150" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="right" bgcolor="#CCCCCC">
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                        <td height="106" class="seminarbody"><img src="images/seminar_4.jpg" width="150" height="150" border="1"></td>
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                        <td class="seminarbodyCaption">Someone used sealant to 
                          cover over a crack in this stucco wall. Then, a new 
                          crack formed along the edge of the sealant! Find out 
                          why sealants are not always a good solution.</td>
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                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Advice for the catalog shopper</span><span class="seminarbody">: 
                    Most windows and curtainwalls today are &quot;pre-engineered&quot; 
                    and guaranteed by the manufacturer. That doesn't necessarily 
                    stop them from leaking! We discuss the main points to look 
                    for in quality and durability.<br>
                    </span><span class="seminarbodyBold">Window perimeters</span><span class="seminarbody">: 
                    The element that nobody guarantees is the one that fails most 
                    often. Find out why and learn how to avoid common mistakes.<br>
                    </span><span class="seminarbodyBold">Evaluating the tests</span><span class="seminarbody">: 
                    Windows receive performance ratings from manufacturers. What 
                    do the ratings really mean? We discuss misleading and valid 
                    measures of window performance.<br>
                    </span><span class="seminarbodyBold">Insulating glass units</span><span class="seminarbody">: 
                    How long will they really last? What do you look for in a 
                    good IGU?<br>
                    </span><span class="seminarbodyBold">Sealants</span><span class="seminarbody">: 
                    The best of materials and the worst of materials. Learn what 
                    problems sealant can do and what problems they cannot solve.<br>
                    </span> <br>
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                  <td bgcolor="#336699" width="66%"><span class="seminarheads">Part 
                    5: Getting What You Paid For </span></td>
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                    <p><span class="selectlead">(50 minutes including Q&amp;A)</span></p>
                  </td>
                  <td bgcolor="#003366" width="34%">&nbsp;</td>
                </tr>
                <tr align="left" valign="top"> 
                  <td colspan="2" bgcolor="#FFFFFF" class="seminarbody"> 
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                        <td class="seminarbodyCaption">By the time this mock-up 
                          was installed and water-tested, the windows for this 
                          project had already been fabricated. Learn the advantages 
                          and disadvantages of mock-ups,</td>
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                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Reliability</span>: What happens 
                    when buildings leak? Discussion of multi-stage systems and 
                    common failure modes<br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Buildings that don't leak versus 
                    buildings that can't leak</span> - It's not whether it passes 
                    the test, but how it passes the test that matters.<br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">The use and abuse of warranties</span> 
                    - When do they help you and when do they hurt?<br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Avoid falling in traps</span> 
                    - We discuss the need to separate advertising from technical 
                    data, and know the difference between relevant technical data 
                    and irrelevant technical data. <br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Mock-ups</span> - When they 
                    work and when they don't; when to do them and when not to 
                    do them.<br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Checklist</span> for the responsible 
                    owner <br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">Goals of construction monitoring</span>: 
                    Ten things to look for when you watch a job under construction. 
                    And then ten more things, when you're done with those.<br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">How really bad mistakes actually 
                    happen</span>: What are the situations where compromise is 
                    bad for both parties? It's always a good idea to enforce the 
                    plans and specifications, but when is it necessary to be aggressively 
                    pro-active?<br>
                    <span class="seminarbodyBold">How to check a set of plans</span>: 
                    Twenty questions to take with you to your next project.</td>
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              <p><br>
                If you are interested in attending our seminar or having it presented 
                to a group, please <a href="contactus.htm">contact us</a> for 
                more information<br>
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