Event presented by Reimagine Buildings Collective
Tuesday, December 16, from 12pm-1pm eastern (Virtual)
Christine Williamson is one of the rare voices in building science who can cut through complexity and make the “why” behind good building practice unmistakably clear. Her forensic work—tracking down real-world failures and helping teams prevent them—gives her a grounded, deeply practical view of how buildings actually behave. For this event she joins Michael Ingui for a Reimagine Special conversation about lessons from the field, the patterns she sees behind success and failure, and what it really takes to design and build well. Expect clarity bombs and myth-busting. If you’ve ever learned something from Building Science Fight Club and wanted to go deeper, this is your chance.
About Christine Williamson, AIA
Building science expert Christine Williamson is a consultant at Building Science Corporation. She studied at Princeton and earned her Master of Architecture from NewSchool of Architecture & Design in San Diego, CA. Her wildly successful building-science-tips Instagram account, @buildingsciencefightclub, was created because “this stuff is my jam and I love making learning about it just a little easier,” Christine writes. (Credit: Fine Homebuilding)
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