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"Creativity and Expertise...Together" The Artisans Group is a full-service remodeler that specializes in older buildings (from the late 1700's), repairing structural and bug & water damage. We particularly love "out-of-the-box", custom work. Yes, we are "green", but see what this means to us...Workshop, Fairleigh Dickinson Univ. Presentation. You will find our projects to be well-managed, and since we do our best to remain on top of NJ building codes, we excel in earning white "pass" stickers from building inspectors. Our work is presently about 90% residential. The Artisans Group is based a core staff and a loose cooperative of talented craftspeople and professionals who regularly collaborate and work together. We can involve the right people to successfully complete your project as close to budget as humanly possible, aesthetically, and according, or ideally better than is required by building code. The company is led by Wayne Baruch, skilled and accomplished designer, craftsman, and project manager with a long track record of successful on-time, on-budget completion that achieves win-win client and vendor relationships. "I pride myself on being a good organizer, coach, and team player with our staff, building partners, professionals, and government officials. -- Wayne Baruch Artisan (n.) Ar·ti·san (är'tĭ-zən, -sən) from Latin artītus, skilled in the arts, past participle of artīre, to instruct in the arts, from ars, art-, art.] 1) A skilled individual who professes and practices some liberal art, trade, or handicraft; an artist. 2) One trained to manual dexterity in some mechanical art or trade; a handicraftsman; a mechanic. 3) Artificer, artist, creator, journeyman, master craftsman, mechanic, professional, technical adviser, wright. 4) An artificer is one who requires power of contrivance and adaptation in the exercise of his profession.
Fall, 2010 Construction Technology courses at Raritan Valley Community College
What to know before starting a home
remodeling project
Knowing whether your project is "DIY" or not and organizing the right resources is essential when planning to remodel or repair your home. Learn how to foster a collaborative, productive project, and avoid common, costly mistakes, as well as some essential, surprisingly-candid lessons-learned that you won't hear on do-it-yourself television. This course also presents the basics about permitting and regulatory issues. Instructor:
Wayne Baruch, RVCC Staff CRN13136
CD 133-50
2 sessions October
4 & 6, 2010
6:00-8:00pm Course fee: 15 reg Green
Collar Jobs Learn
how to jumpstart your career by filling the demand for environmental or
“green jobs.” Learn about career opportunities in areas such as Water
Efficiency, Energy & Atmosphere, Indoor Environmental Quality and
Innovation Design. This workshop will present the various exam tracks also
associated with green technology careers. Instructor:
Wayne Baruch, RVCC Staff CRN13136
CD 133-50
1 session Wed
Sep 22
6:00-8:00pm
Course
fee: 15 reg Weatherization
& Green Building Certificate program
Green
Building Principles
Learn
options and choices of products and techniques to make a home or business,
more productive and more efficient over its lifespan. Students review
designing and planning, needs analysis and build vs. remodel. If you are
interested in energy efficiency, building and remolding and creating a
healthier environment, you should attend this course. Concepts support
existing buildings and new construction, both residential and commercial Instructor: Wayne Baruch, CR of The Artisans Group, LLC ( 8 Sessions T/THU 9/28-10/21) Residential
Energy Auditing Learn
about performing energy audits for residential construction using a whole
building system approach. Energy auditing will improve energy efficiency and
can give the homeowner, architect or home builder the full benefit of
various energy savings measures. Topics presented are approved by RESNET
Standards. Instructor:
James Del Grosso AIA, LEED AP ( 2 sessions T/TH 10/26 &
10/28) IN-Home
Energy Survey Professional
Prepare
to become a home energy survey professional. This course presents concepts
in Principles of Energy, Energy & Building Shell, Air Leakage,
Insulation, Windows & Doors, Water Heating, Lights & Appliances and
- Health & Safety, Chapter 7 & Appendix A of the RESNET Standards.
Exam preparation is provided. Students must purchase the textbook
Residential Energy, John Krigger & Chris Dorsi.
Instructor:
James Del Grosso AIA, LEED AP ( 6 sessions T/TH 112 &
11/18) Understanding
House As A System This
course presents the concept of “house as a system” by exploring each
component of construction and the implications that proper use of materials
and techniques will have on improving energy performance. Using an actual
case study the course will explain the details of design and construction
methods and materials. The systems include:
(no class 11/23 & 25) Instructor:
James Del Grosso AIA, LEED AP CRN CD 150 18 sessions Tue/Thu
Sep 28- Dec 2
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