National Institute of Building Sciences

Register to attend a webinar on cognitive digital twins, AI, and their implications for the AECO industry. Expert speakers Luke Reeve and Ivan Panushev will continue the conversations from Digital Twins 2024 in this session. Join the discussion - https://hubs.ly/Q03fWBK70 #digitaltwins #buildinginnovation

Have you registered for Building Innovation? The schedule is packed with sessions on strategies for resilient communities. Attend "Sights on 2050" and hear from Nathan Baxter, Shivani Parikh Cott, and Michael Lorenz. This panel will explore the technological systems and solutions, both physical and digital, that can empower building owners, occupants, and communities and shape the future of the industry. Attendees will understand the role of technology in building resilience and sustainability, explore advancements in building technology, learn how to improve design and construction processes with digital tools, and understand how to utilize air quality data for healthier buildings. https://hubs.ly/Q03fwYHs0 #BI2025 #buildinginnovation

Register to attend the upcoming webinar on how to utilize home hardening to protect buildings in wildland-urban interface zones. Expert speakers Steve Kerber, Faraz Hedayati, and Smart Jason will lead the discussion. Join us - https://hubs.ly/Q03fx2yS0

Register for Building Innovation and attend expert-led sessions like this panel on functional recovery, featuring expert speakers Jason Averill, Chuck Chaitovitz, Daniel Kaniewski, Ryan Kersting, and Jiqiu (JQ) Yuan, P.E., Ph.D., PMP. Register here - https://hubs.ly/Q03fgmj00 #BI2025 #buildinginnovation

Seismic design standards and codes serve as a vital safeguard against earthquake hazards. By ensuring that buildings and infrastructure are built to endure seismic forces, these measures significantly help to protect lives and reduce damage during an earthquake. Earthquakes are relatively rare compared to other natural disasters, but when they do occur, their impact is among the most devastating. This serves as a strong reminder of the significant seismic threat we face. Our hearts go out to communities affected by the earthquakes this past week! Resources to support those affected can be found here - https://hubs.ly/Q03f76d_0

Register to attend this conversation to explore how Urban Building Energy Modeling (UBEM) serves as an effective tool to analyze existing energy consumption patterns and predict future energy trends. https://hubs.ly/Q03f4CLT0 #digitaltwins

Attend the 2025 Getting to Zero Forum, April 22-24, in Los Angeles, hosted by New Buildings Institute. NIBS is thrilled to support this year's Forum and the movement for more affordable, healthier, and resilient buildings and communities. Register now for your #GTZForum2025 pass: https://hubs.ly/Q03dFcf00

American Society of Civil Engineers has released the 2025 Report Card for America's Infrastructure. The C grade emphasizes the need to develop critical research, standards, and innovative solutions that protect and modernize our nation's essential lifeline services and make our infrastructure more resilient. NIBS has begun to address this need with our Lifeline Infrastructure Hub. Learn more - https://hubs.ly/Q03dk6b_0 #resilience #lifelineinfrastructure

Early bird registration for the annual Building Innovation conference has been extended through March 31! Register to attend this May 19-21, where experts will discuss strategies for resilient communities. https://hubs.ly/Q03d7XJG0 #BI2025 #buildinginnovation

Register to attend the latest event in the Women Executives in Building series. NIBS Board members Sandra Benson and Nancy Novak will discuss how women leaders can leverage emerging technologies to drive business innovation and growth. https://lnkd.in/ex67bpmH #womenexecutives #emergingtechnologies