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Monday, June 3, 2013
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Tri-State-Masonry Institute

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OMA's Southwest Regional
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Tri-State Masonry Institute’s
13th Annual
Excellence in Masonry
Architectural Awards Program

2012 TMI Awards Newsletter

TMI Award Winners 2012 - Project Pictures

Cincinnati Public Schools
Woodford Paideia
Excellence in Masonry Design
2012 Award Winner
Architect: GBBN Architects

TMI Mason Contractor: Jess Hauer Masonry
Submitted by: Division 4, Inc.

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Free Lunch and Learns


NCMA AIA Accredited

Health Safety Welfare and
Sustainable Design Courses

 

Offered by: Ohio Masonry Association
Presented by: Josh Naragon,  Executive Director

Contact OMA's office at 800-443-6779 to schedule your next educational session.

Each of the ten courses is one hour.

Architectural Enhancement: Aesthetical Design With Concrete Masonry
AIA/CES Course #000530
  • Proper application of aesthetic design measures into concrete masonry wall systems
  • Features of recent award winning projects
  • Sustainable attributes of concrete masonry
  • Specifications, tolerances and other requirements for concrete masonry construction 
Concrete Masonry Overview: Products, Applications, Design, and Construction Considerations
AIA/CES Course #000577
  • Production of Concrete Masonry Products
  • Concrete Masonry Codes and Standards
  • Masonry Terminology and Unit Configurations
  • Overview of Masonry Mortars
  • Masonry Grout Materials and Uses
Crack Control in Concrete Masonry Walls
AIA/CES Course
#000503
  • Causes of cracking in concrete masonry
  • How to minimize cracking potential
  • How to control cracking through the use of reinforcement and control joints
  • How to maintain the fire resistance rating of a concrete masonry wall at a control joint
Fire Safety with Concrete Masonry
AIA/CES Course #000504
  • Fire statistics and trends
  • Concepts of balanced design for fire safety
  • Methods of evaluating fire ratings for concrete masonry
  • Code approved calculated method for determining fire resistance rating of concrete masonry assemblies
Segmental Retaining Walls – Construction Processes
AIA/CES Course #000510
  • Terminology and components of a Segmental Retaining Wall system
  • Proper construction process of an SRW system
  • Construction requirements of the NCMA TR-127 Design Manual for Segmental Retaining Walls and TR-146 Segmental Retaining Wall Installation Guide.
  • Principles, statements, tables, and illustrations from those manuals.

Sustainable Concrete Hardscape Design:  ACB – Protecting Levees, Shorelines, and Wetlands Using Articulating Concrete Block
AIA/CES Course #000576

  • Erosion Control History and Overview of Articulating Concrete Block (ACBs)
  • ACB Product Applications
  • NCMA Design Methodology and Testing
  • Costs and Environmental Characteristics

Sustainable Concrete Masonry Design:  LEED 2009
AIA/CES Course #000570

  • The meaning and importance of “sustainable building” practices
  • How the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED system functions
  • How concrete masonry and hardscape products apply to LEED-registered projects
  • What tools are available to you
  • Future trends in sustainable building

Sustainable Concrete Masonry Design: Mold Prevention & Moisture Penetration
AIA/CES Course #000572

  • Effects of moisture on buildings
  • Performance considerations for different types of walls
  • Integral Water Repellents
  • Water Repellent Coatings
  • Flashing, weeps, drip edges
  • Role of mortar

Sustainable Concrete Masonry Design:  Thermal Performance
AIA/CES Course #000574

  • Utilizing Thermal Mass Advantages
  • Selection of the Insulation System
  • Thermal Bridging
  • Control of Air Infiltration

Sustainable Hardscape Design: LEED
AIA/CES Course #000571

  • The meaning and importance of “sustainable building” practices
  • How the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED system functions
  • How concrete masonry and hardscape products apply to LEED registered projects
  • What tools are available to you
  • Future trends in sustainable building