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From Intimidating to Intuitive

Better Building Envelope Design Using Practical Tools to Tackle Thermal Bridging

An interactive workshop with refreshments & networking

Thermal bridging can feel complex but with the right tools, it becomes far more manageable. This engaging workshop brings together architects, engineers, and specifiers for a practical session focused on building envelope performance, code alignment, and smarter design decision-making.

Through guided examples and code-aligned resources, attendees will gain a clearer understanding of how to assess thermal bridging, use digital tools more effectively, and approach envelope detailing with greater confidence and clarity.

You’ll leave ready to meet NECB 2025, support net‑zero‑ready design, and make smarter envelope decisions faster.

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What You'll Learn

  • How to apply the Building Envelope Thermal Bridging (BETB) Guide to real projects
  • How to use ThermalEnvelope.ca to assess assemblies and demonstrate code compliance
  • How insulation strategies and cladding attachment options affect thermal performance, embodied carbon, and long‑term durability

Why Attend

Built for busy design professionals, this session offers practical insight without unnecessary complexity. You’ll leave with a stronger understanding of the tools, terminology, and considerations that support better envelope decisions, along with ideas you can carry into future projects right away.


What's Included

  • Learn from leading industry professionals
  • Hands-on exercises
  • Earn 3 hours of CEU credits
  • Network with industry experts

2026 Event Dates

This is an interactive workshop, a workbook will be provided and please bring a laptop or tablet.

A Certificate of Completion can be provided to include toward required CE hours.

September 16
Toronto

Headliner:
David Kayll

Courtyard Marriott Toronto Northeast/Markham
7095 Woodbine Ave
Markham, ON

1:30pm - 6:30pm

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In association with the
Building Science Association of Ontario

September 24
Edmonton

Headliner:
Patrick Roppel

Delta Hotels Edmonton South Conference Centre
4404 Gateway Blvd NW
Edmonton, AB

Noon - 6:00pm

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In association with CSC Edmonton

October 21
Ottawa

Headliner:
David Kayll

Algonquin College - Woodroffe Campus
Salon A, Building D
Ottawa, ON

11:45am - 5:00pm

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In association with the
Building Envelope Council Ottawa Region

November 2

Quebec

Headliner:
Audrey Goudreau

Venue TBD
Quebec, QC

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In association with the
Quebec Building Envelope Council

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November 25

Webinar

Headliner:
Patrick Roppel

Online Webinar
MS Teams 

12:00pm - 5:00pm

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Headliners

Saskatoon & Edmonton

Patrick Roppel

Managing Principal | Evoke Buildings

A building science specialist with over 20 years of consulting experience. In recent years, his work has focused on equipping industry professionals with the tools and guidance needed to make informed design decisions regarding constructability, thermal performance, energy efficiency, and hygrothermal performance.

Patrick's notable contributions include the Building Envelope Thermal Bridging (BETB) Guide, Low Carbon Solutions for Multi-Unit Residential Buildings and the Thermal Envelope web application.


Patrick Roppel, P.Eng.

Saskatoon, Halifax, Ottawa & Toronto

David Kayll

President | Frontenac Building Science Inc.

A senior building science specialist with over 35 years consulting engineering experience in building science, building envelopes, energy efficiency, and facilities management on multi-disciplined architectural/engineering teams in new and renovation construction on heritage, institutional, industrial, commercial, and residential facilities.

David's notable contributions include Chair of the National Model Codes Committee on Climate Change Adaptation for the 2030 Codes cycle, Member of the standards committee ISO 15686 Buildings and Constructed Assets – Service Life Planning, Past-Chair of the Canadian National Codes Commission Standing Committee on Environmental Separation for the 2025 code cycle (also served on the 2015 and 2020 code cycles as a member), Past-President of the British Columbia Building Envelope Council (BCBEC) and Past Board member of the Building Envelope Council Ottawa Region (BECOR).


David Kayll, FMA, P.Eng.

Montreal & Quebec

Audrey Goudreau

Engineer, Energy Efficiency Specialist | Partie 5

Audrey Goudreau is a civil engineer and acts as an energy efficiency project manager within the Partie 5 – Building Science team. She has extensive experience in managing multi-residential, commercial and industrial projects, acquired both in the construction industry and in specialized consulting. 

Passionate about building performance and efficiency, Audrey now uses her skills at Partie 5 in mandates related to the hygrothermal performance of building envelopes, thermal simulation of assembly details and project compliance with the National Energy Code for Buildings.

Audrey Goudreau

Montreal

Sal Ciarlo

National Director | Owens Corning Canada

As National Director at Owens Corning Canada, Salvatore is responsible for the design, certification, and commercialization of complete building envelope systems for the residential and commercial construction markets. As a civil engineer with more than 26 years of experience in building envelope solutions, he specializes in the design of high-performance, energy-efficient building envelopes, as well as acoustic and fire-resistance systems.

Salvatore actively participates on national and provincial code committees, contributing to the development of energy codes and standards. He has delivered training seminars for architects, professional engineers, and builders across the country on the design and next-generation solutions for building envelopes, net-zero energy envelope systems, air barrier systems, noise control systems, and fire protection systems.

Sal Ciarlo

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