05/11/2026
Tomorrow (May 12) we will be talking about wind tunnel testing on building façades to reduce embodied carbon. Join us to learn how, in many cases, a 20% reduction in design wind pressures can yield a comparable reduction in façade-related embodied carbon.
Meet our experts:
Sarah Elizabeth Stenabaugh, Associate Principal, CPP Wind Engineering Consultants
Dr. Sarah Stenabaugh has been conducting wind tunnel tests since 2007 and has consulted in the field of wind engineering since 2015. In that time, Sarah has gained extensive experience investigating the wind loads on a variety of structures including tall buildings, residential developments, hospitals, sports stadia, airports, and museums. Sarah holds a PhD in Wind Engineering from University of Western Ontario and is a Licensed Professional Engineer in the Province of Ontario.
Brad Cochran, Senior Principal, CPP Wind Engineering Consultants
Brad C. Cochran has over 30 years of experience conducting wind tunnel, analytical, and Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) modeling studies for laboratory, hospital, and data center ventilation designs. He holds a BS and MS in mechanical engineering, an MBA, and a PE license (CO). Currently, he leads CPP's Data Center and Laboratory Fan Energy Optimization groups.
FREE for members! https://www.slcan.ca/event-details/webinar-optimizing-laboratory-facade-systems-through-site-specific-wind-loads-to-reduce-embodied-carbon
