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Hosted by Matt Copeland · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 19 episodes
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Pushing the Envelope is about making buildings better. We'll talk about architecture, engineering and construction as well as building science and how all of this goes into making more durable, comfortable and efficient buildings.The podcast is hosted by Matt Copeland, PE, RRC and sponsored by Copeland Building Envelope Consulting, Inc.
Matt Copeland hosts Pushing the Envelope, a education show with 19 episodes published.
Get ready for a masterclass in building science filled with hilarious anecdotes, blunt truths, and profound wisdom. In this episode, Matt Copeland sits down with the legendary Dr. Joe Lstiburek, a founding principal of B
Episode Summary Architects Michael Proscia and Jake Springer of Jones Architecture join Matt Copeland and Gert Guldentops of CopelandBEC to discuss practical impacts of the Massachusetts Stretch Energy Code. They cover t
Summary In this conversation, Greta Bajrami, CEO and founder of Golden Group Roofing and Rootless shares her unique journey from hospitality to the roofing industry. She discusses the challenges and triumphs of building
Despite decades of knowledge, buildings continue to fail for many of the same predictable reasons. Why? In this episode, Matt Copeland sits down with world-renowned building science expert Dr. John Straube to explore why
When it comes to moisture control, what you don’t know can definitely hurt you—and your building. In a time of evolving building codes and increasingly complex facade systems, moisture management demands a sophisticated
Melissa Wenzel is the Built Environment Sustainability Administrator and has worked for the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency for over 2 decades. Her current focus is on creating system-wide change within the building m
In this bonus episode, CopelandBEC Principal and Atlanta Unit Manager Arjun Bir gives a crash course on low-slope commercial roofing including actionable tips for owners to reduce costs and prolong the lifespan of roofs.
On this episode, we’re joined by Patrick (Pat) Huelman for a thoughtful conversation on the evolving world of building science. We touch on everything from walleye fishing to the influence of AI in education, but the hea
In this episode, hosts Matt Copeland and Chelsey Line are joined by roofing industry pioneer Heidi Ellsworth. With over 25 years of experience, Heidi shares her inspiring journey in roofing, her passion for empowering wo
Join us as industry icon Samir Ibrahim shares standout moments from his 40-year journey at Carlisle Construction Materials. With his profound expertise, Samir offers fresh insights into roofing and waterproofing solution
In this episode, we explore the innovative world of Non-Destructive Testing (NDT), Infrared technology, and Artificial Intelligence. Our guests, Peter Brooks and Mike Cioffi from IR Analyzers, discuss how they dedicate t
In this episode Matt, Chelsey, and Andrew dive into the world of leadership. In this episode, our hosts share how they each define and face the challenges of guiding others, offering different perspectives that reflect t
Join us in this episode as we explore how women are transforming the building envelope industry. We share our unique stories and diverse backgrounds, highlighting the innovative ways we’re shaping the future of engineeri
In this episode I walk through the building science fundamentals of controlling bulk air flow and water vapor diffusion using air barriers and vapor barriers. Check out copelandbec.com/podcast for the full show notes.
In this episode we dive into various aspects of unmanned aerial photography (aka "drone" photography) including the use of drones for infrared (IR) inspections and photogrammetry. Full show notes at: https://copelandbec.
Why do some roofs end up in the parking lot? Learn the answer to that question and much more in this this information-packed episode where I discuss the ins and outs of wind uplift design for low-slope roofing with Jenni
This is a great conversation with Adrian Lowenstein, PE, MBA, National Business Development Manager for Skyline Windows. Adrian has insights on how we can move towards higher performance and higher efficiency in our buil
My guest in this inaugural episode is Ken Kiefer. Ken is the Director of SIGA North America's High-Performance Construction Academy and expert on high performance construction, especially related to air and water control
Here's a quick intro to what I hope will be an interesting podcast for architects, engineers, contractors, building product manufacturers and anyone else interested in making better buildings.
Joe Lstiburek
Building Science Corporation
1 appearance on this show
Michael Proscia
Jones Architecture
1 appearance on this show
Gert Guldentops
CopelandBEC
1 appearance on this show
Greta Bajrami
Golden Group Roofing
1 appearance on this show
Melissa Wenzel
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
1 appearance on this show
Arjun Bir
CopelandBEC
1 appearance on this show
Samir Ibrahim
Carlisle Construction Materials
1 appearance on this show
Peter Brooks
IR Analyzers
1 appearance on this show
Kevin Kennedy
Harvard
1 appearance on this show
Mindi Sokoloski
Multispectral Aerial Service
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Keegan
GAF
1 appearance on this show
Adrian Lowenstein
Skyline Windows
1 appearance on this show
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