Amid a historic housing crisis, we collectively possess the expertise to utilize practical building science to enhance efficiency, reduce carbon emissions, and improve resiliency while promoting affordability and access to housing for Canadians. Through applied ingenuity and building science, we can elevate construction quality and occupant satisfaction, lower build costs, and streamline the regulatory and permit application process. We invite you to join us at the Advanced Building Science Spring Training 2025 (our 11th year!) to reimagine the future, assess new codes and standards challenges, and reinforce partnerships.
Meet & Greet Hospitality + Registration
Breakfast
Welcome
The Most Influential High Performance Builder In the US: Changing the Game
Avoiding and Resolving Top Call Back Issues Experienced by Builders (Part 1)
Break
Avoiding and Resolving Top Call Back Issues Experienced by Builders (Part 2)
Lunch
NBC 2025: Coming to a Province/Territory Near You Dec 2025! Tiered Carbon Emissions Criteria and More
Predicting Home + Community Resiliency for Investors, Owners and Insurers
Break
Integrating Resilience: Good, Better, Best—From Stepping Stone to Expert Level
The Towards Cost-Effective Net Zero Energy Ready Residential Renovations
Wrap-Up
Dinner
Open Mic: Building Science Tech Dives
Breakfast
Welcome Back
Resiliency, Efficiency, & Sufficiency in Homebuilding
Break
New North American Embodied Carbon Standard Introduced for Homes and Low Rise Buildings: ANSI/RESNET 1500
The Home of 2030: Integrating Energy, Carbon and Climate Resilience. LEEP’s Sustainable Resilient Homes Case Study Project Key Learnings.
Reserved – Coming Soon!
Lunch
On the Horizon for IAQ in New Homes: Moving Beyond High Performance Homes?
Break
Accessory Dwelling Units: Easy, Cost Effective HVAC Solutions Are Here!
OHBA President Mike Memme—Between Two Ferns
Wrap-Up
“I liked the variety of speakers and the focus on encouraging the industry to better ourselves and our planet.”