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American Craftsmanship from Louis C. Tiffany
CourseLouis C. Tiffany is appreciated for his talents in the decorative arts, particularly stained glass. He designed stained glass windows and lamps, glass mosaics, blown glass, ceramics, jewelry, enamels, and metalwork.
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How to Prepare for New Electrical Code Requirements in Your Home
CourseThe State of Georgia has just adopted a new electrical code - the 2023 National Electrical Code from the National Fire Protection Association. We’re meeting to discuss some of the new provisions.
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American Arts & Crafts at the Roycroft Campus
CourseElbert Hubbard, following in the footsteps of William Morris in England, became one of the fathers of the Arts & Crafts movement in America. Take this virtual tour to learn more about the movement, guilds, their importance and lasting impact!
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How to Prepare for a U.S. Federal Government Phaseout of Refrigerants in Your Heating/Cooling Systems
CourseThe U.S. federal government is phasing out refrigerants commonly used in heating/cooling systems. You may be affected, even if you have a gas furnace. This will effect most systems in the U.S. The systems cannot be retrofitted so we must prepare now.
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How to Harvest Trees on Residential Properties
CourseThe trees on your property have the potential to be much more than wood chips or firewood - the fate awaiting most trees removed from residential properties. What could your trees become? They might be much more valuable than you assume!
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Reducing the Cost of Housing: Planning, Zoning, Diversity + Efficiency
CourseThe cost of housing continues to be one of the most significant challenges in our communities. Join us to discuss four keys to reducing the cost of housing.
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How + Why You Should Pressure Test Your House
CourseIt’s important to understand pressure testing because you may encounter testing results in MLS input fields, home listings, home performance (heating/cooling) company sale pitches, home inspection reports and the energy code affidavit for a home.
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He's a walking encyclopedia!
There are very few architects who provide education-translating the technical aspects of design, construction and maintenance into practical lessons for real estate professionals. I only received one negative comment from the 1st time I hired RTA: there wasn't enough time to cover everything the agents wanted to learn from Ryan. He's a 'walking encyclopedia' with great technical knowledge who's learned to build context around his answers to help agents see how one issue affects many others. Ryan's a great resource.
Ryan serves on the AIA National Codes & Standards Committee: about a dozen architects from across the country appointed to provide guidance for the Institute's building code and standards policies. He's served as an invited speaker at multiple local, state and national AIA events, webinars and conferences. It's rare to find a professional with the credentials Ryan has earned and it's even more uncommon to find one who can translate the technical topics he addresses into plain English so his audiences see both practical and potential application.
Ryan is a great presenter!
Ryan is a great presenter, whether he's managing an audience while moderating a panel discussion, chairing a building code development committee meeting or presenting at a conference. He has a great way of figuring out how to communicate a problem, its solutions and their practical application to his audience. He's built an uncommon skill set through training and experience though it's his years of Q&A interaction at all sorts of events that have taught him how to lead his audiences to understand a subject. I recommend Ryan as a nationally recognized speaker and look forward to his continued service in our community.