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Content Description

Sun Control Devices for Energy-Efficient Design, 2024
CEU: 0.1 | CEU Code: RU-EN-167803-1224

Ruskin Exterior shading devices offer a number of advantages that contribute to a more sustainable building, including minimizing cooling costs, reducing peak electricity demand, and controlling glare. These benefits result in greater occupant comfort and improved productivity. This course provides a review of exterior aluminum shading device systems, including the components, finishes, and design and engineering considerations, as well as a discussion of how shading strategies contribute to LEED certification. 60 minutes.

Learning Objectives

  • List the advantages of designing with exterior shading devices that contribute to greater energy efficiency and occupant comfort and a more sustainable building.
  • Explain the types, common components, and finishes of exterior shading devices.
  • State the design and engineering considerations related to shading device systems to specify and detail the most efficient shading strategy in order to lower solar heat gain and minimize glare.
  • Discuss how shading strategies contribute to LEED v4 BD+C in several categories.

Faculty BIO

A large part of Beth's job is creating and delivering presentations for architects, engineers, contractors, and sales reps. Outside of Ruskin, she has delivered AIA presentations at architecture offices, as well as at seminars with collective architecture offices. She helps train new employees and sales reps by giving training presentations internally and externally at Ruskin.


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