Did you know there are only three possible courses of action to take when faced with an architect-specified departure from AWI standards?

In generating the upcoming AWI/ISFA 0661 – Cast Polymer Fabrications Standard, the AWI Standards Development Team will be working alongside members of the International Surface Fabricators Association (ISFA).

Are you aware that AWI is developing new standards under the American National Standards Institute? Check out this article for more information.

AWI President Michael McNulty (and AWI QCC Past Chair) and AWI Technical Director Ashley Goodin attended the International Surface Fabricators Association (ISFA) Solid Surface Roundtable meeting in Gettysburg, PA, Aug. 13-15, which QCC Executive Director Randy Estabrook attended.

Since the 1960s, the Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI) has created proprietary woodwork standards for use by its members and the industry in general. 

After receiving a great deal of feedback on the proposed AWI 0641 – Architectural Wood Casework Standard, the Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI) Standards Development Team has decided to update the standard draft and repeat the canvass process.

AWI QCC Executive Director Randy Estabrook welcomes two new Board of Directors members to the Quality Certification Corporation (QCC).  Associate Partner Kurt Glauber of Robert A.M Stern Architects and Barry Sterling, CEO of JC Millwork, Inc. each were elected to a three-year term which began on Jan. 1, 2019. 

These days it is by no means common practice for a commercial project's "millwork subcontractor" to provide and/or install interior doors.

The Architectural Woodwork Institute's Standards Development Team has released the first four of the upcoming suite of standards, which became available in digital format online on Feb. 1, 2019, and take effect on March 15, 2019.