Using Natural Stone in Today’s Architecture: Stone Design and Architecture

Start Date

09/19/2023

End Date

09/19/2025

Description

This course will focus on the architect’s sampling process, surface finishes, graphics, basic stone detailing, BIM object libraries, and will touch lightly on anchoring systems. The objective is to provide an understanding of available finishes, and design tools available to architects as they begin the design process and progress toward contract drawings. Consideration will also be given to budget pricing and cost implications of various design options.

Location

Libertyville, IL

Distance Learning

Course Equivalency

Subjects

Design-Build

Health, Safety and Welfare

Yes

Hours

1.0

Learning Outcomes

Examine and compare various finishes for stone applications and how they can impact site design (ex. aesthetics, safety, environmental impacts, etc.).

Recognize quarry range and background color and how it can impact project design.

Explore anchoring systems, basic detailing, and BIM libraries for stone project design. Understand how they can impact construction and performance.

Analyze pricing and budget considerations for standard stone details.

Instructors

Matt Reimer, Coldspring

Course Codes

NSICS14

Provider

Natural Stone Institute

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