New CE Course: Improving High-Performance Facades Through Post-Occupancy Evaluation
POEs are essential to ensuring building facades are functioning as intended and advancing future design.
As an architect you’re always constrained by the cost of materials and the ability of contractors to implement your ideas. The Ornamental Metal Institute of New York helps designers develop solutions that can transform their ideas into reality.
As an architect you’re always constrained by the cost of materials and the ability of contractors to implement your ideas. The Ornamental Metal Institute of New York helps designers develop solutions that can transform their ideas into reality.
Transforming design aspirations
into reality
The Ornamental Metal Institute of New York is a not-for-profit association created to advance the interests of the architectural, ornamental, and miscellaneous metal industries by helping architects, engineers, developers, and construction managers transform designs into reality.
Read the Summer 2019 Issue of Metals in Construction
3 World Trade Center, Joan Weill Center for Dance, Milstein Center at Barnard, NYU Langone Kimmel Pavilion, Kosciuszko Bridge: Phase 1, Emma and Georgina Bloomberg Center at Cornell Tech, Electrical Industry Training Center, Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
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