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Continuing Education for the Practical Structural Engineer:
SPECIAL PROJECTS SPOTLIGHT:
3 Design Firm Leaders Present
Key Projects & Insights
This Seminar is NCSEA Diamond-Reviewed
and Certified for 4.0 NCSEA PDH Credits
Go Behind the Scenes With Industry Experts
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2017
8:00 a.m.- Noon | 4.0 PDHs
Registration Deadline: This Friday, Oct 13
at NOON
ALSO
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2017:
Time Saving Design Aids for Reinforced Concrete
Presented by Mike Mota, Ph.D, PE
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Invite your colleagues and plan to join us for this unique opportunity to go behind-the-scenes and learn about special spotlight projects, directly from three industry-leading design firm professionals.
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Presentation Overviews
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SPOTLIGHT PROJECT:
Taussig Cancer Center Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, Ohio:
Case Study of Successful Design Assist Project
Presented by:
Peter J. Cheever, PE - President & Chairman, LeMessurier Consultants
PRESENTATION OVERVIEW: The Design Assist project delivery method allows direct involvement with the steel subcontractor to assist designers in multiple aspects of design and construction. It is important to recognize the structural steel fabricator's expertise on framing systems, design techniques, connection methods, cost estimating, interoperability, and overall project schedule can optimize the delivery of a building. Attendees will learn how and when to best engage a steel fabricator through a presentation on a successful Design Assist project.
SPOTLIGHT PROJECT:
Wynn Casino, Everett, MA:
A 3.6M sq. ft. Casino & 22-story Hotel Design Project
Presented by:
Adam C. McCarthy, PE - Principal, McNamara/Salvia
Brent Shannon, PE - Sr. Project Manager, McNamara/Salvia
PRESENTATION OVERVIEW: One of the largest privately funded construction projects in New England is also one of the fastest to be constructed. The Wynn Casino represents a complex design with many challenging aspects in the below grade garage, the post-tensioned Hotel and the long span convention center. The project will have up to 4,000 construction workers on it at a time.
SPOTLIGHT PROJECT:
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston MA:
Renovation, Expansion, and a Roman Goddess from Brookline
Presented by:
Peter Quigley, PE - Principal, Thornton Tomasetti
PRESENTATION OVERVIEW: Completed in 2010, the renovation/expansion of the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) Boston provides a dramatic glass and steel jewel box over the east courtyard as well as new exhibit and support areas. The construction was challenged by tight site constraints and the need to maintain museum operations during construction.
As one of a collection of unique projects for the MFA, a 6.5 Ton, 13-foot tall Marble Roman Goddess statue from Brookline was stabilized, caged, transported and installed in her new home at the MFA.
Photo Credits for this project: TOP: Chuck Choi; BOTTOM/Juno Sculpture: Museum of Fine Arts
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Event Details & How to Register:
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WHEN:
Wednesday, Oct 18, 2017; Registration is from 7:30-8:00 a.m.
Program begins at 8:00 a.m. and concludes at Noon
WHERE:
Kostas Research Institute at Northeastern University,
INVESTMENT: (
Includes breakfast & Rebecca's Cafe boxed lunch
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$125 Seminar Plus 4.0 SEAMASS-Certified PDHs
$150 Seminar Plus 4.0 NCSEA Diamond-Certified PDHs
$100 Government and Building Officials - Seminar + 4.0 PDHs
$ 75 Seminar (no 4.0 PDHs)
$ 25 Students - Seminar (no PDHs)- Enrollment proof required
$350 Event Sponsor
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FIRM REGISTRATION DEADLINE: NOON on Friday, October 13, 2017
IMPORTANT:
- All attendees must show a photo ID (such as Driver's License) upon arrival at the Kostas Institute, due to security at the facility
- All Non-US citizens are required to upload a copy of their passport to the Kostas Center via this secure link. Use Password: Kostas, and include the meeting date and title when you upload your passport. Kostas requires this information no later than Wednesday, May 10. For upload questions, please contact Carol Summer, Administrative Coordinator for the Kostas Institute, directly at 781.238.8440.
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About the Presenters
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Peter Cheever, PE
President, Chairman | LeMessurier
Since 1976, Mr. Cheever has collaborated with talented professionals to contribute to the built environment.
With signature long-span, tower, civic and renovation designs, each new project is unique for implementing LeMessurier's resources.
He engages industry leaders in developing trends in design, construction and education.
Adam McCarthy, PE
Principal | McNamara Salvia
 A member of the McNamara Salvia team for over 20 years, Mr. McCarthy possesses a detailed approach to structural design and project management. Adam is well-rounded in all aspects of complex structural systems, as well as respected throughout the industry for his experience and strong collaborative skills. In his spare time, he shares his expertise as a structural advisor to architectural thesis candidates at the Boston Architectural College. Adam works in our Boston office.
He earned his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Vermont, and is a member of the Boston Architectural Center. Adam is Professionally Registered in Massachusetts, Maine and Vermont.
Some of Mr. McCarthy's featured projects include: Fenway Park Improvements since 2003 - Boston, MA; Atlantic Wharf Office Tower - Boston, MA; Copley Residential Tower and Retail Addition - Boston, MA; Bulfinch Triangle, Air-Rights Parcels - Boston, MA; Seaport Square M1 & M2 - Boston, MA; 45 Province Street Condominium Building - Boston, MA; The Mandarin Oriental Hotel and Condominiums - Boston, MA; Suffolk University Dormitory and Modern Theatre - Boston, MA; Snowdome at Xanadu - East Rutherford, NJ, among others.
Peter Quigley, PE, DBIA
Prinicipal | Thornton Tomasetti
 Mr. Quigley has more than 30 years of experience in structural analysis and design, renovation and expansion, design-build, seismic analysis and protective design. Peter engages in all aspects of design and construction, from the initial schematic development of structural systems to the final phases and is known for finding innovative and cost effective solutions to challenging problems.
Over the course of his career, Peter has built an extensive project portfolio that includes institutional, commercial, historic and industrial buildings as well as highways, tunnels, mass transit and physical security. He has worked on many noteworthy projects in the Greater Boston area and across New England, including Boston's 35-story State Street Financial Center (One Lincoln Street) and the renovation and addition to Fenway Park, the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority's Norumbega Covered Water Storage Facility in Weston, Massachusetts and the corporate headquarters for Citizens Bank in Providence, Rhode Island. Peter has collaborated with many well-known architects, including Pritzker Prize winners Fumihiko Maki on the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Norman Foster on the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
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** NOVEMBER 14th EVENT - Registration Now Open **
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Time Saving Design Aids for Reinforced Concrete
Presented by:
Mike Mota, Ph.D, PE, F.ACI, F.ASCE, F.SEI
CRSI Vice President of Engineering
8:00 a.m. - Noon | 4.0 PDHs
Registration is from 7:30-8:00 a.m.
WHERE:
Kostas Research Institute at Northeastern University,
INVESTMENT: (
Includes breakfast & Rebecca's Cafe boxed lunch
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$125 Seminar Plus 4.0 SEAMASS-Certified PDHs
$150 Seminar Plus 4.0 NCSEA Diamond-Certified PDHs
$100 Government and Building Officials - Seminar + 4.0 PDHs
$ 75 Seminar (no 4.0 PDHs)
$ 25 Students - Seminar (no PDHs)- Enrollment proof required
$350 Event Sponsor
Presentation Overview:
This seminar will provide design professionals with ways to reduce the time it takes to design and detail conventionally-reinforced concrete members while still complying with the provisions of the 2014 edition of ACI 318, Building Code Requirements for Structural Concrete.
Included will be ways to achieve overall economy by utilizing basic guidelines for proportioning member size, detailing the reinforcement, and forming techniques.
Numerous design aids will be presented as well as worked-out examples that illustrate the use of the simplified methods.
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