How Extreme Weather has Helped Shape Commissioning of Healthcare Buildings
24 April 2026 · 8:00 AM-9:00 AM CST
When
Friday, April 24, 2026 · 8:00 AM-9:00 AM CST
Where
301 E North Water Street Chicago, IL 60611
Hosted By
CxEnergy
Panelists
Additional Panelists:
| Dr. Jason Webster | AtmoSci |
Synopsis
In the face of increasing extreme weather events and climate change, the commissioning process must adapt to better serve one of our most essential sectors: hospitals and healthcare facilities. This presentation will delve into the history of extreme weather and the changing climate, its impact on the building enclosure, evolution of the building enclosure commissioning process, and the increasing need for a resilient building envelope in healthcare buildings.
Learning Objectives
- Demonstrate an understanding of extreme weather events and climate impacts as they relate to the building envelope.
- Understand the history of regulatory requirements and building code improvements over the years in response to extreme weather events.
- Explain the increased prominence of building enclosures in the overall commissioning process.
- Understand the importance of building enclosure performance relative to healthcare facilities.
Credits
1 AIA LU