Boston

THE PREMIER CONFERENCE ON
HIGH-PERFORMANCE BUILDING ENCLOSURES

June 10

The Westin Copley Place

PRESENTED BY

Facades+ bring together some of the world’s most productive building professionals

Be inspired and learn how to innovate all steps of facade implementation, from systems and materials to designs and delivery strategies.

Earn AIA CEUs

Remain registered to practice with continuing education credits

Symposium

Attend a full day of stimulating presentations and panels that examines the fast-paced evolution of facade technology, addresses new perspectives on building skins, and explores innovative, sustainable design practices. Includes access to Methods+Materials Sponsor Gallery.

Expo Floor

Visit the Methods + Materials gallery to meet with industry-leading manufactures of every possible product from cladding, glazing, framing + facade systems to advanced materials and services. Over sixty companies on hand to field questions and demo products for all of your project needs.

Workshops

Engage in in-depth conversations with the industry’s leading design professionals in an intimate, seminar-style setting. Customize your schedule by selecting one morning and one afternoon sessions which match your level of expertise and interest.

Conference Co-Chair

Jeffrey Abramson
Senior Associate
Payette
Jeffrey Abramson

Jeffrey Abramson, AIA, LEED AP, has vast knowledge in the design, analysis and detailing of highly complex envelope systems. His project experience includes double skin façades, unitized and stick built curtain wall, and sloped glazing systems for institutional clients such as the Harvard Art Museums, Amherst College and University of Massachusetts Medical School. Abramson is an instrumental contributor to Payette's research work on thermal bridging and has presented the firm's ongoing work both locally and at national conferences.
Andrea Love
Principal, Director of Building Science
Payette
Andrea Love

As Director of Building Science at Payette, Love works across all projects to improve building performance. She was the Principal Investigator for the AIA Upjohn Grant on thermal bridging, and is a Lecturer at MIT Architecture. Love is a licensed architect with a BArch from Carnegie Mellon, and Masters in Building Technology from MIT and received the Tucker-Voss Award. She is a member of the COTE Advisory Group, and chairs the 2030 Working Group.