Join us for an exciting in-person event to Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of biophilic design and discover how architecture and nature can come together harmoniously.

Led by experts from NanaWall Systems and Ruth Ro, Pricipal from Dattner Architects and HUB team, this walking tour will take you on a journey through the HUB property, exploring stunning architectural marvels that seamlessly integrate with the surrounding natural environment. We will also see a restaurant application at The Fulton Hall for a flexible indoor - outdoor dining experience design.

Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and be inspired by the beauty of biophilic design. Mark your calendars and get ready for an unforgettable experience! Worth 1 AIA CEU

Refreshments & Food will be served at The Fulton Hall at 250 Ashland Place courtesy of NanaWall Systems at end of tour.

NanaWall Walking Tour: Design & Usage of Operable Glass Walls in Commercial Buildings

Explore operable glass walls in commercial projects on a guided walking tour hosted by a NanaWall Systems local representative and local site Expert. This tour will showcase operable glass walls in real world applications; while reviewing product functions, features and benefits that make operable glass walls relevant to the application.

HUB Downtown Brooklyn will be a one-hour tour highlighting restaurant and amenity space venues. Design professionals will have the opportunity to examine full size units and learn the differences between single track sliding glass walls. In these settings, operable glass walls are commonly used to separate indoor and outdoor spaces on exterior walls or provide flexible, acoustically controlled interior spaces. Architects that are partnering with manufacturers and providers of these innovative, flexible systems are emerging as leaders in creating safe, responsive built environments.

AIA Credit: 1 LU HSW CEU AIA Course Number: WTC01

Learning Objectives

· Participants will identify different kinds of operable glass wall systems and learn the specific features, limitations, and usages of each type in commercial buildings.

· Attendees will look at specific examples of operable glass wall systems restaurant and commercial buildings to learn the unique reasons each had for choosing large operable glass walls and the features and benefits related to each installation and demographic.

· Experience the operation of full-size systems to discover the design potential and innovative opportunities offered in creating commercial buildings that are flexible in use and sustainable by nature.

· Assess the functional contribution of operable glass walls as they contribute to green building design and the health, safety, and welfare of occupants."

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