2024 IIBEC Convention Restoration & Repairs Bundle This bundles includes 6 sessions from the 2024 IIBEC Convention focusing on restoration and repairs. Each session in this bundle qualifies for 1 IIBEC CEH and/or 1.AIA LU or 1.AIA LU /HSW. Bundle includes the following presentations: – Restoration of Historic Temple Emanu-El – Mass Timber Moisture Protection – Hygrothermal Efficiency of Retrofit Wall Cladding System for Existing Buildings – Integrated Enclosure Detailing at the BIDMC New Inpatient Building – Glass Distortion: Not Such a Clear View – Condo Chronicles: Navigating Condominium Fenestration Replacement and Restoration Projects Rating Price $209-259 Add Course
Applications Now Available for BES Student Sponsorship Applications for the 2026 IIBEC Building Enclosure Symposium (BES) College Student Sponsorship are now open, and we hope you'll share this opportunity. The 2026 BES will be held October 18–20 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Selected students receive full symposium registration, travel reimbursement up to $750, two nights of lodging (double occupancy), a meal stipend, and a one-year IIBEC student membership.
Two Students Reflect on Their 2026 IIBEC International Convention and Expo Experiences Pranoti Varpe, a master’s student in construction and facility engineering at UNC Charlotte, and Joshua Baran, a third-year structural civil engineering student at the University of Western Ontario in Canada, share their thoughts below on the 2026 IIBEC International Convention and Trade Show.
IIBEC Members Successful at Code Hearings IIBEC Codes and Standards Advisor Emily Lorenz and a team of IIBEC members successfully testified on two critical code change proposals during the ICC public comment hearings in Hartford, Connecticut, last week. IIBEC members successfully opposed proposal S-46 that would have removed the reroofing section (1512) from the International Building Code and inserted a pointer to the International Existing Building Code. There were several concerns with the proposal, and industry groups from ARMA, FSC, SPRI, and others joined the opposition to this change.
