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01 Computer + Tools
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02 Site Construction
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Flexible Plastic Porous Pavers |
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At the end of this program, participants will be able to:
- Identify the components of a paving system .
- Discuss the differences between dense and porous pavements in terms of their impact on the environment.
- Compare porous paving systems to conventional paving systems in terms of their environmental, economic, and human benefits.
- Discuss the physical properties of flexible porous pavers and discuss how porous paving systems for grass and gravel contribute to a sustainable built environment.
- Analyze case studies of successful porous pavement.
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Green Solutions for Parking, Paving, and Drainage: Flexible Plastic Porous & Other Pervious Systems |
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This course will better inform the designer on the differences between dense and porous pavements. At the conclusion of this program the designer will understand the benefits and limitations of using porous pavement and how this type of paving system can contribute toward project LEED Certification.
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Rebounding Bollards: Use and Design Considerations |
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Provides an overview of rebounding bollards and includes discussions on the various types of bollards, the benefits of using rebounding bollards in various applications, the components of bollards, and design considerations.
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Various courses on interlocking concrete pavement systems. |
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UNI® seminars, Lunch and Learns or presentations may qualify for CEU (Continuing Education Units or PDHs (Professional Development Hours).
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The History and Impact of Artificial Turf |
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This course was designed to teach a history of synthetic turf and its versatility in numerous landscaping applications and designs. Participants will become knowledgeable with synthetic grass and its innovative uses for their residential and commercial projects. Technological advances in the industry and the positive role turf plays in today’s current environmental climate is also included. Earns (1) one CEU credit in the HSW category. (Health, Safety and Wellness)
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Architectural Paving Surface Technologies and Finish Advancements |
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Provides an overview of the unique finishes and technologies of segmental concrete paver systems, including a discussion of the design possibilities that the range of options afford today’s architects, landscape architects and engineers.
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Engineered Segmental Retaining Walls |
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Segmental retaining walls (SRWs) can strengthen steep slopes, hold back soil in grade changes, create useable land, and enhance the aesthetics of any landscape. This course looks at the site and application factors that determine whether a segmental retaining wall must be engineered and soil reinforced, and provides technical information about the components and construction of an SRW.
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BOLLARD BASICS: New ASTM F3016 Standard is a Design Liability Game Changer! |
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This program will cover why the new ASTM F3016 Standard was developed and what the Bollard design specifier now needs to know to protect their company and customers from low speed vehicle impact liability. Provided is a thorough explanation and overview of how Bollards and other Vehicle Impact Protective Devices are tested under the new national low speed ASTM F3016 Standard and why traditional concrete filled Bollards fail this test method.
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Vehicular Gate & Operator Systems: Design Criteria For Compliance With The UL325 & ASTM2200 Standard |
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Provides an overview of the NEWLY REVISED 2016 UL325 National Standard. The course will guide design professionals on how to properly specify automated vehicular gates and also include important facts to know about UL325 and ASTM F 2200 Standards as they apply to automated gates. The design professional will learn in detail those standards and what to do to protect the firm and client liability.
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Understanding Crash Barriers and Hostile Vehicle Mitigation |
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This course contains information that will take a designer through the history of crash rated barriers in the US. It will outline the different organizations and testing criteria involved in certifying a vehicle barrier as “crash rated”. You will be introduced to several aspects of perimeter security and Hostile Vehicle Mitigation. This includes some of the design concepts and ideology to achieve the required security level. We will analyze the different types of barriers, both crash and non-crash rated, that may be used as part of threat deterrence. The course also offers some insight into the analysis of site-specific information that may help guide your decisions on what type of barriers to select. Finally we will look at the current climate of vehicle-borne attacks and the security measures being taken to thwart them.
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Education Sessions - Completing Streets for Better Communities |
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Develop an understanding of the “Street” as Public Realm and how it has changed over the last century | Understand the goals of transportation engineering and the recent changes to federal highway design policy | Understand our present public health and ecological crises and how Complete Streets can impact it | Discussion of four major geographic demographics impacted by having or not having Complete Streets | Develop an understanding of local and national “Complete Streets Policies” | How Streets can become “More Complete” through landscape architecture
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Field Sessions - Downtown Annapolis, Paca Garden, US Naval Academy |
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Develop an understanding of historical street and campus design motifs in Annapolis, MD and the Naval Academy | Discuss the different demographics affected by new design in this specific locale | Understand how specific design can affect uses of the space | Compare and contrast the wants and needs of citizens versus college students | Gather design ideas for commercial and residential design to be replicated on projects in similar locations around the country
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03 Concrete
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Evolution of Effective Sound Control Significance and Uses of ASTM F2419 |
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Hacker Industries, Inc. offers one-hour AIA/CES Registered Continuing Education programs. Attendees will earn 1.0 Learning Units for their attendance. There is no charge for the program. Interested attendees can schedule a "face-to-face" Lunch & Learn program by contacting Hacker Industries.
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Designing with Architectural Concrete |
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This introduction to "Designing with Architectural Concrete" addresses the numerous ways to add color and texture to concrete surfaces for new construction or renovation.
This module does not contain narration or music. No audio is required.
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Architectural Concrete in Interior Design |
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The program "Architectural Concrete in Interior Design" traces the roots of interior uses for architectural concrete to Frank Lloyd Wright and explores the reasons behind the popularity of staining and coloring concrete now in mainstream building practices ranging from big box retail and commercial uses, to high-end residential projects.
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Architectural Concrete: Ground & Polished with Integral Color, Dyes and Stains |
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This in-depth introduction to ground and polished concrete explains the basic principles behind the process. The module addresses LEED project qualifying, slip co-efficient, coloring systems and maintenance.
This module is narrated and may best be viewed with headphones or speakers.
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Commercial Design and Construction with Insulated Concrete Form (ICF) |
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ICF construction is cost effective and sustainable, and is a superior way to build stronger, quieter, healthier, and more energy-efficient commercial structures. This course explores insulated concrete form (ICF) construction, describing the forms themselves and their construction, performance, and sustainable benefits. Also presented are design guidelines, the installation process, flooring systems, and commercial project applications.
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How to Specify Colored Concrete |
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Provides an overview of colored concrete including coloring methods, pigments, color consistency, and maintenance. It also examines the specification considerations of cast-in-place and precast concrete as well as concrete finishes.
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Integrally Colored Concrete |
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Learning Objectives:
1. Describe the application of integrally colored concrete
2. Explain how color affects concrete properties
3. Describe how concrete is integrally colored
4. List the finishing techniques used
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Insulated Concrete Forms |
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Provides an overview of ICF design, construction and environmental benefits. (Online Self-Paced)
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Enhancing Concrete Durability with Integral Waterproofing Admixtures |
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The intent of waterproofing is to prevent leakage from structures that hold liquids, such as water tanks and to prevent moisture from entering a living place, such as basements. This course is intended to help identify different options available to waterproof concrete, differentiate between the materials available for integral waterproofing of concrete, and understand the tests used to qualify waterproofing admixtures.
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Innovative Green Concretes for Sustainable Construction |
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This course will cover the following topics:
Why green concrete is needed
Performance attributes of high-performance green concretes (HPGC)
Eco-Efficiency Analysis (EEA) as a sustainability measurement tool
Developing concrete specifications to include requirements for high performance concrete
High profile projects using green concretes
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Primary Installer Training (not eligible for CEU credit) |
Primary Installer Training course plus a full educational video library on applications techniques for installers and designers.
The in-depth course has four main sections:
1. Pre-Build
2. Building the Wall
3. Concrete
4. Post Concrete and Finishes
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Introduction to ICFs |
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This course examines the benefits of ICF walls, including materials, components, design flexibility, plus, building science characteristics and construction advantages for residential and commercial applications.
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ICF Overview |
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This is course examines the benefits of insulating concrete form (ICF) walls, including materials, components, design flexibility, plus, building science characteristics and construction advantages. (Live or Webinar)
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04 Masonry + Stone
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Designing Commercial Projects with Manufactured Masonry |
Design guidelines for sustainable manufactured stone veneer buildings, including product innovations and industry related education.
Architectural Stone Veneer: Transforming Spaces Through Color & Texture
Understand the benefits of specifying architectural stone veneer in your design projects and learn about proper installation techniques.
Understanding Mortarless Stone Veneer & Other Stone Veneer Products
An examination of the new Mortarless Stone Veneer category of cladding products as it relates to other types of stone veneer, specifically around the areas of installation and applications.
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Precision & Performance with Manufactured Stone Veneer |
Explore manufactured stone veneer as an inspirational design element, born from innovative technology and creative solutions.
Architectural Stone Veneer: Designing With Nature in Mind
Discover how incorporating architectural stone veneer into your project can help promote well-being, sustainability, and design versatility.
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Thin Brick & Stone Support Systems |
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Thin brick and stone products are becoming increasingly popular throughout the building industry due to being light weight and easier to install than traditional methods of face brick or full stone. This course reviews different types of thin brick and thin stone applications and the advantages of using thin products.
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Glen-Gery CEU Course Descriptions & Request a Seminar |
To request a Glen-Gery seminar, click the link below for additional details about each topic, and email events@glengery.com to schedule.
To View all Glen-Gery Upcoming (Previously Recorded) Trainings/Events, click on Glen-Gery logo.
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Designing a Sustainable Masonry Cavity Wall Building Envelope |
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Masonry is an ideal sustainable building construction material as it is extremely durable, recyclable, and reusable. It allows for extraordinary design versatility so it can meet both aesthetic and functional requirements. This course looks at the design elements, components, and construction techniques that characterize sustainable masonry cavity wall building envelopes.
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Architectural Stone Veneer: Transforming Spaces Through Color & Texture |
This learning unit will address the benefits of specifying architectural stone veneer in your design projects, and also provide information on proper installation techniques.
Topics include a breakdown of the innovative mold technology used by the industry’s leading manufacturers of architectural stone veneer and what to look for in a high quality product.
The presentation will also include an in-depth overview of installation techniques and evaluate alternative wall systems and regulations.
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Factory Preblended Mortar for Masonry Construction |
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Provides an overview of the components, manufacturing, features, and benefits of factory preblended mortar vs. field mixed mortar, including a discussion of specification standards and considerations when selecting masonry mortar.
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The Timeless Look of Natural Stone |
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Durable natural stone tile has been used for centuries as a quality finish in buildings. Stone is used in a variety of applications from rustic cabins to minimalist modern interiors and can be specified in many sizes, shapes and colors. From sedimentary to metamorphic, this presentation reviews the differences between sedimentary, igneous and metamorphic stone products including the differences between travertine and marble. An overview of numerous finishes, installations and appropriate maintenance techniques will provide information on how to select the right stone for any surface. Honed, tumbled, polished, split faced, brushed are just some of the finishes explained and illustrated in this presentation. This overview demonstrates why stone has numerous environmental benefits to architects who design buildings that are long lasting.
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How to Build the Optimal Brick Wall
New Technology & Best Practices within the Masonry Industry |
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Hohmann & Barnard's continuing education seminars for architects and engineers offers knowledge gained over 84 years of industry expertise. H&B's AIA accredited seminars are given at the location of your choice and cover the design and construction of various types of masonry structures in diverse environments.
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Movement Issues in Brick Design |
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Learn the performance characteristics of clay units and its relation to the substrate and external components. Write successful specifications for all your brick designs after learning the characteristics of installed brick applications.
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ASTM Standards for Brick Manufacturing |
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There are various ASTM standards and testing procedures for clay unit products. Gain knowledge about each of the applicable standards, what the test results represent, and which standards to use when writing specifications. Plant tour included.
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05 Metals
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Aluminum Composite Material (ACM): Sustainable Materials & Processes |
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Aluminum composite material (ACM) is a lightweight composite material consisting of two sheets of aluminum facings thermobonded to a polyethylene core or to a fire retardant core. It is used for exterior as well as interior applications for architectural cladding, interiors, and signage applications in new and existing buildings around the world. This course discusses the versatility, sustainability, and functionality of ACM by examining common design, testing, and manufacturing techniques and evaluating different types of ACM systems, finishes, and coatings.
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The Myth of the Ladder Effect – And Other Guardrail Safety Issues |
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This program will differentiate between handrails and guardrails, and make participants aware of
building codes related to the design and installation of such rails. Participants will gain knowledge of available
resources to answer code-related questions.
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Contemporary Railing Systems |
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This program will introduce the audience to Contemporary Design Options for Railing Systems – e.g. post
mounted systems, cable railing, structural glass railing, and LED illuminated railings. The program will also address code
and safety issues related to handrails and guard; and opportunities for sustainability and LEED credits.
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Fundamentals of Architectural Expansion Joint Systems |
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Buildings are not static structures and may move as a result of thermal expansion and contraction or because of wind or seismic activity. In this course, you will learn about Architectural Expansion Joint Systems and the way they allow buildings to move without causing damage or becoming unsafe to occupants.
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Life Safety Products for Parking Structures |
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This course explores the life safety aspects of expansion joint systems, stair nosing systems, and photoluminescent egress systems.
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Fundamentals of Photoluminescent Egress System |
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An overview of the fundamentals of photoluminescent egress system products including terminology, designs, and applications.
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Architectural Applications for Perforated Metal, Expanded Metal and Wire Mesh |
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Provides an overview of the characteristics and architectural applications of perforated metal, expanded metal, and wire mesh products including descriptions of metal types and mechanical finishes.
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Bar and Plank Grating: Profiles and Specification Considerations |
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Provides an overview of the applications, terminology, and specification considerations relating to Bar and Plank Grating products.
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Architectural & Industrial Metal Grating Solutions |
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Provides an overview of the history of metal bar grating and compares and contrasts the different types of grating in terms of materials, fabrication processes, finishes, design and use in the architecture and engineering industries.
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Selecting & Specifying a Railing System for Your Building Project |
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This course provides an overview of the important factors - such as building codes, safety of use and fall protection, material selection, secure installation methods, and design - that must be considered when selecting or specifying a railing system for a commercial or residential project.
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Cable Railing Assemblies: Prefabricated Kits and Custom Design Options |
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When it comes to railing infill, most people immediately think of vertical pickets, horizontal rails, or glass panels. However, today’s cable railing infill options offer many benefits. Stainless steel cable infill is strong, durable, and versatile and offers long-lasting beauty. This course provides an overview of horizontal cable infill and its advantages, and discusses frame design, prefabricated and custom assembly kits, installation specifications, and special safety requirements.
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Aluminum & Thermoplastic Railing Systems |
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An ideal railing system enhances the appeal and value of a property and contributes to design as well as safety, while not requiring large amounts of time or money to maintain. This course presents an overview of railing system material options with a focus on aluminum and thermoplastic. The performance, design, and sustainability benefits of each material are discussed, along with mounting and aesthetic options. The course concludes with tips on selecting the right railing system for the project and case studies showcasing aluminum and thermoplastic railing system installations.
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06 Wood + Plastics
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Quartz Surfacing Basics |
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Provides an overview of quartz surfacing materials in terms of its performance capabilities, sustainable attributes, and endless design possibilities for both residential and commercial construction and design applications.
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Various courses on innovative mod architectural product solutions. |
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Formglas provides on-line streaming videos for installation and product support to demonstrate the ease in which Formglas products are handled, installed and cared for.
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Sustainable Envelopes with Structural Engineered Bamboo |
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Engineered Bamboo Products (EBPs) deliver structural, and renewable, bio-based solutions for high-performance building enclosure systems
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Engineered Wood Products (EWP) Basics: Strong, Safe, and Green |
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Each choice in construction has an impact on the character of the finished product, whether your client wants an environmentally friendly home, a home that wears well over time, or is concerned about price and resale value. Each building starts with a base and a frame. In this course we are focusing on one option for frame design. Engineered wood products (EWP) are a strong, safe and green alternative to steel and dimension lumber for framing residential and light commercial projects.
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Cellular PVC Trim: The Design Advantages |
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Provides an overview of the types, features, and benefits of designing with cellular PVC trim, including a discussion on the installation guidelines and manufacturing processes.
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07 Thermal + Moisture
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Low Slope Roofing: Why Choose Thermoplastic Single-Ply Roofing Systems? |
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Their cost, flexibility, and relative ease of installation are just a few of the reasons why single-ply roofing membranes have seen a growth in popularity over the years. With a focus on commercial roofing systems, this course explores the drawbacks of traditional asphaltic roofing, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of single-ply roofing systems and their attachment technologies.
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Various courses on roofing applications and systems |
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GAF's CARE program offers "lunch & learn" presentations on residential and commercial roofing systems for building and design professionals. Courses are approved by AIA, BOMI and RCI for accredited learning units.
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Designing with Insulated Metal Roof Panels |
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Lightweight, pre-finished, and factory-fabricated insulated metal panels (IMPs) offer building owners a cost-efficient and easy-to-install roofing system that provides an air barrier, vapor barrier, and insulation all in one product. This course discusses the characteristics of IMPs and the installation process, and explains why IMPs are ideally suited for pre-engineered and structural steel buildings. The role of IMPs in a building’s hygrothermal control layers and IMP code compliance are reviewed.
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Mineral Wool IMPs: Sustainable, Fire–Resistant Construction |
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A sound building envelope should be sustainable, and provide fire resistance, good thermal performance, and protection from the elements. Mineral wool, fire rated insulated metal panels (IMPs) can improve building performance and contribute to a sustainable design strategy. Included in this course are discussions on mineral wool IMP characteristics and design options, performance advantages, and installation considerations. The course details how fire resistance is specified in the International Building Code and provides examples of fire wall and fire partition construction assemblies.
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Concrete Faced Continuous Insulation Systems |
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Concrete faced insulated products are composite pre-finished panels that are used to construct walls and roofing assemblies to maximize the energy efficiency, durability, and performance of a building envelope. This course discusses the design criteria used in designing energy efficient buildings using concrete faced continuous insulation systems for low-slope roofing, walls, and foundations. The functional and physical features of protective membrane roof (PMR) systems, concrete faced insulated panels for walls and foundations, and concrete structural insulated panels (CSIPs) are evaluated.
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Vertical, Living Green Walls: Designing for Sustainability |
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Living green walls are beautiful, living works of art that provide numerous benefits. Planning by an experienced design team is the key to their success and sustainability. This course discusses the benefits of green walls and identifies factors that need to be considered during the design process. It examines critical elements paramount to green wall design, performance, and sustainability.
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The Importance of Wall Assembly Systems in Moisture Management for Multi-Family, Mixed-Use and Light |
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This course will discuss moisture management and the value of properly flashed wall assembly systems. It will cover how moisture impacts building durability and the mechanics of moisture movement. The course will identify common design defects that lead to moisture problems, as well as details and wall assemblies that will provide better moisture management. The course will also cover ASTM E2112 methods for flashing openings.
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An Introduction to Slate Roofing |
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This on-demand /online course is designed to introduce the participant to the use of slate in roofing applications, including an introduction to slate as a natural resource, the mining and manufacturing of slate tiles, and the benefits of slate as a roofing material and typical applications.
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The Design Versatility of the Single-Component Metal Panel |
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As architects push the boundaries of design, the need for a material that offers the greatest amount of flexibility is required. From the vast number of aesthetic options, superior durability, cost efficiencies, and ease of installation in all weather conditions, single-component metal panel systems offer such flexibility.
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Sustainable Tile Installations Using Membrane Technology |
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Provides an overview of the types of membranes used to waterproof ceramic and stone tile installations and compares them in terms of performance and durability, ease of installation, control of variables, and function.
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These "lunch-and-learn" seminars provide information about cost-effective solutions to problems created by today's fast-paced, cost-driven construction techniques. Tile floor related topics include:
Sound Reduction,
Recent Trends in Crack Isolation and Waterproofing,
Sustainable Design,
and Why Did the Waterproofing Fail?
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Various courses on exterior metal architectural systems |
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CENTRIA offers lunch and learn programs that can earn you 1.00 AIA/CES Learning Unit. Current courses offered include: Reimagine Metal, ICBP Technology Achieving Superior Thermal and Moisture Protection, A Closer Look at Metal Wall Systems, Eco Metal; Sustainability of Metal Wall & Roof Systems, The Metal Envelope, Metal Wall Rainscreens & Moisture Control, and Metal Wall Rainscreens & Moisture Control.
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Open Cell Spray Foam Insulation in Commercial Buildings |
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Over the course of this presentation, you will learn about Open cell insulation’s air barrier and vapor permeability, fire ratings and code compliance, ability to enhance a building’s longevity, and environmental and Green Building contributions, as well as all health and safety directions, recommendations and best practices.
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Metal Roofing Systems |
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1. Understand the basics of Metal Roofing Systems
2. Understand the various paint systems available
3. Reduce heat islands through the use of Cool Coatings
4. Identify typical roof panels
5. Understand typical roof warranties
6. LEED® credits with Metal Roofing
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Metal Roofing Systems – Health, Safety, Welfare (HSW) |
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1. Understand the basics of Metal Roofing Systems
2. Reduce Heat Islands through the use of Cool Coatings
3. Understand Environmental & Sustainability impact of steel recycling
4. Understand the positive impact of Safety in manufacturing
5. Understand Cool Coatings for Energy Efficiency & Sustainability
6. How to get LEED® credits for Energy Efficiency & Sustainability with Metal Roofing
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Continuous Insulation for Commercial Walls |
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After completing this course, you should be able to:
Identify the characteristics of high-performance spray foam continuously insulated exterior wall assemblies.
Investigate the numerous opportunities to use spray foam insulation to achieve thermal performance goals.
Assess the ability of spray foam insulation to act as an effective air sealing barrier that prevents unwanted air infiltration.
Recognize the ways that thermal bridging can be thwarted in wall assemblies using continuous spray foam insulation.
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The Benefits of Mineral Wool as Continuous Insulation |
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Choosing the right insulation is becoming one of the most important decisions in design, construction and retrofit, as insulation has a dramatic impact on the energy efficiency of a building. The use of continuous insulation (ci) construction systems on the exterior of the building is critical in order to design energy efficient buildings. This course reviews the manufacture and use of mineral wool, and its contribution to sustainable buildings as a continuous insulation.
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Sustainable Green Building with Clay and Concrete Roof Tile (Online Version) |
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Both clay and concrete raw materials are very abundant across the U.S., nearly the entire country can receive locally extracted and manufactured concrete and clay, immediately making the carbon footprint for these materials lower than many others. Take a look at the advantages of using clay and concrete roof tile to create an energy efficient design.
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MCM/ACM Paint Systems and the Building Envelope |
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In this one hour program, design professionals will become familiar with MCM/ACM panels and different types of paint finish coatings. Designers will also be able to describe testing standards for aluminum substrate finishes and identify the three main quantitative performance measures that assess finish performance.
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Design And Specification of ACM/MCM In Today’s Architecture |
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In this one hour online course, design professionals will be able to explore different architectural cladding options. Designers will discover how ACM panels and MCM panels have broadened architectural horizons through weatherability, fire resistance, long service life plan, and design flexibility.
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Advantages of Cold Applied Roofing Systems |
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Provides an overview of cold applied roofing systems, how they differ from hot applied asphalt, their components, benefits and application considerations and procedures.
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Liquid Resin Membrane Systems: Seamless Waterproofing Solutions |
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Provides an overview of fully reinforced, cold-fluid-applied liquid resin waterproofing membrane systems, including the system components, application process, performance benefits and the range of applications.
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IMPs, EPDs and HPDs: Sustainable Performance |
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The use of sustainable materials and products during building design will become the standard within the construction industry, and environmental product declarations (EPDs) and Health Product Declarations (HPDs) help architects and owners make informed decisions for their projects. Insulated metal panels— a prime example of a sustainable product—are one of the most cost-effective solutions to reduce energy and greenhouse gases.
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Reflective Insulation & Radiant Barriers |
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Provides an overview of the benefits of installing reflective insulation and radiant barriers into the building envelope to reduce energy consumption, operation costs, and the structure's carbon footprint.
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SIMPLIFYING AIR AND WATER RESISTIVE BARRIERS |
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Failure of a building’s barrier system can have serious consequences for everyone involved. Choosing a system that is simple to specify, easy to install and has been independently validated to comply with code requirements resolves challenges related to AWRB installation. This program will cover the various barrier systems, important aspects of the building and energy codes and review the characteristics of a high-performance barrier system.
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WATERPROOF COATINGS FOR HIGH RISE CONSTRUCTION |
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This program takes a look at the unique challenges related to coating high-rise buildings. It begins with a discussion of how exterior waterproof coatings work. Participants learn the key to proper surface preparation and coating selection. Benefits and limitations of different coating chemistries are explored. The program will conclude with a discussion of best practices and troubleshooting common coatings applications.
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Metal Rainscreens: Single-Skin Panels for the PER Assembly |
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This course provides a comparison of exterior metal cladding systems and takes an in-depth look at fossil fuel reduction, testing, specifications and detailing of single-skin metal panel systems as used in a Pressure-Equalized Rainscreen (PER) application.
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Designing a Sustainable Masonry Cavity Wall Building Envelope |
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Masonry is an ideal sustainable building construction material as it is extremely durable, recyclable, and reusable. It allows for extraordinary design versatility so it can meet both aesthetic and functional requirements. This course looks at the design elements, components, and construction techniques that characterize sustainable masonry cavity wall building envelopes.
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1 AIA LU/HSW |
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Various Course Options, & Technical Roofing Training |
EXTERIOR COLOR TRENDS Continuing + Future Directions 2021-2024
Engineering a High Performance Roofing System for Steep Pitch Roofs
The Rise of Gabled Modern Architecture from Origins to Future Directions
Sustainable Green Building with Concrete and Clay Roof Tile
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Various Course Options, & Technical Roofing Training |
EXTERIOR COLOR TRENDS Continuing + Future Directions 2021-2024
Engineering a High Performance Roofing System for Steep Pitch Roofs
The Rise of Gabled Modern Architecture from Origins to Future Directions
Sustainable Green Building with Concrete and Clay Roof Tile
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Various Course Options, & Technical Roofing Training |
EXTERIOR COLOR TRENDS Continuing + Future Directions 2021-2024
Engineering a High Performance Roofing System for Steep Pitch Roofs
The Rise of Gabled Modern Architecture from Origins to Future Directions
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AIA 1 HSW/LU |
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Introduction to Metal Roofing Fundamentals (Print Course) |
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Upon completion of this course, participants should know the most common roof materials used in steep slope roofing and understand the various types of metal roofing substrates. They should also be able to identify different metal roofing configurations, coatings, and fastening applications along with analyzing the importance of roof system components. Finally, learners will assess the development of design plans for regional impacts affecting metal roofing systems.
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Get Creative with MCM Finishes |
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Today’s building designs demand reliable building envelopes coupled with pleasing aesthetics. This course discusses how innovations in custom and specialty finishes on MCM panels now mean that the limitation is your imagination. In particular, we look at the use of anodizing, natural metals such as zinc, and organic coatings. The course also covers applicable standards and specifications for using these finishes.
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EXTERIOR COLOR TRENDS Continuing + Future Directions 2021-2024 |
This course aims to help architects, developers, colorists, and other
specifiers understand which current popular exterior colors to continue
using, which new colors to begin introducing, and what combinations will
ensure successful palettes. The major design shifts in current U.S. regions
as well as the cultural and consumer influences behind color trends
will be referenced for the purpose of enhancing the knowledge course
participants have regarding the color trends for the coming years.
COURSE #: Boral12345
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Considerations for Advanced Green Façade Design - Self Guided CEU Course |
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Green facades can contribute to building energy efficiency, durability, aesthetic value, sustainability, and cost effectiveness in the performance of ecological system services. This course examines the considerations required for successful green facade installations and includes discussions on system selection, design, plant selection, maintenance, and client/owner education.
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Considerations for Advanced Green Façade Design - Live Webinar |
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For building energy efficiency, durability, natural beauty, cost effectiveness, and adaptability, green facades offer the design community a substantial asset. This course examines the required considerations for a successful green facade installation and includes discussions on system selection, design, plant selection, maintenance, and client/owner education.
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New Clay Roofing Trends: Emerging Directions & Future Applications |
This particular study marries architectural research and design forecasting practices to review the clay roof market under a forensic “design microscope.” Much of the material presented highlights emerging trends for Early Adopters to Early Majority consumers of luxury contemporary design and is ideal for architects, builders, and developers focused on that segment. Additionally, a portion of the material presented identifies more progressive design topics, which highlights “out-of-the-box” ideas for custom residential and commercial projects.
Canada Potential 1 Learning Credit
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ENGINEERING A HIGH-PERFORMANCE ROOFING SYSTEM FOR STEEP PITCH ROOFS |
Learners will closely evaluate steep-slope roofs, examining materials and practices that improve roof performance. By the end of the course, they will be able to identify key characteristics of roofing systems that prevent roof deterioration and damage, providing protection to the occupants within the structure. Finally, learners will evaluate best practices in detailing steep slope roof systems to mitigate water, ice, or weather damage to the structure.
PDH Potential 1 Hour
Canada Potential 1 Learning Credit
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Stone Coated Steel: Stepping Out of the Ordinary |
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The roofing system can have a dramatic effect on the building’s life cycle and energy costs, as well as its overall appearance. This course explores stone coated steel roofing systems, and includes discussions on the installation methods used, testing and standards, and comparative characteristics and sustainable attributes of stone coated steel roofing versus traditional roofing materials.
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THE RISE OF GABLED MODERN ARCHITECTURE: FROM ORIGINS TO FUTURE DIRECTIONS |
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The Gabled Modern is an architectural design trend that was only labeled as such in recent years. Because of this, its origins and rise to prominence are largely unknown and misunderstood. Readers will explore the origins of Gabled Moderns in historical architectural vernacular and learn which style and design characteristics are shared, and how the modern trends deviate from traditional uses.
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Fenestration in Contemporary Residential Architecture |
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This course will discuss the importance of fenestration in contemporary residential architecture both historically and today, and will identify window styles, window options, and performance measures that you will want to consider when specifying windows and doors for contemporary residences.
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Benefits of Natural Daylighting |
Acurlite Structural Skylights is proud to present on overhead glazing and the benefits of natural daylighting. This course covers proper skylight design and function. It will also discuss the benefits that overhead glazing and natural daylighting can bring to a space and its occupants. Finally, we will review the benefits of design assist and offer case studies that show real world examples of the information being shared. We look forward to this engaging and educational experience.
Course Objectives:
- Understand the benefits of natural daylighting to a building and the occupants of the space
- Discuss the principals of skylight design and how to properly incorporate natural daylighting
- Design for proper skylight function and a healthy building
- Explore Factory Preassembly for site logistics and workers welfare.
- Describe skylight testing and mockups to ensure a proper building interface.
- Discuss the benefits of design assistance to building and the owner/end user.
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Designing with Architectural Decorative Glass |
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Due to advancements in architectural decorative glass technology, the number of design options available to help designers and architects achieve the specific aesthetics and performance requirements they desire has dramatically increased. This course provides a review of architectural decorative glass including product options, applications, features, and specification considerations. Also discussed is how decorative glass can contribute to sustainable design and LEED® initiatives.
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Sustainable Design Through Daylighting / Sustainable Design Using Highly Insulated Diffused Natural |
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Topics discussed include daylighting strategies available through the integration of structural sandwich panels, energy conservation, enhancements, options, form and aesthetics. The many benefits to health, productivity, safety and sustainable design will be discussed, as well as specialty applications including explosion venting, blast resistance, OSHA fall through protection and hurricane resistance.
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1 AIA/CES |
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Ligature-Resistant Patient Safety Hardware |
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Risks of self harm and suicide are inherent in behavioral health facilities. The common areas for concern in psychiatric inpatient units are ligature attachment points that present a hanging risk. In this course we review the evolution of patient safety hardware with a focus on ligature-resistant hardware designed to prevent the opportunity for self harm.
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Polycarbonate Roofing and Glazing Highlights |
Crystal Structures is pleased to offer these continuing education credits (CEU) from our supplier, Palram. The world of architects changes frequently with new construction standards, climate concerns, and design aesthetics.
Daylighting with Light-Transmitting Polycarbonate for Roofing and Facades
Polycarbonate Roofing and Glazing Highlights
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Window Retrofits for Occupant Comfort and Energy Efficiency |
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This program provides a one-hour overview of window insert systems and includes: discussions about the history of storm windows, storm window classifications, functional benefits and applications of window insert systems, and relevant performance metrics and specifications for the purpose of energy efficiency and tenant comfort.
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Design of Large Exterior Openings |
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This course introduces successful design solutions for open able wall areas and the challenges associated with large openings. Learn the variations and flexibility of opening glass walls in different environments. Watch several videos that’ll enhance your understanding of this unique product.
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Preventable Curtain Wall Failures |
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This presentation will highlight errors on curtain wall failures so that all stakeholders will have a better understanding of what they should be looking for to ensure a safe and successful curtain wall application.
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Window Basics & Acoustic Solutions |
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Identifies the basics components of aluminum windows, explains the advantages of aluminum windows and focuses on design and performance for acoustic applications.
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When to Use Storefront or Curtain Wall Construction |
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Provides an overview of the differences between curtain wall and storefront designs and functions. System fabrication and installation, and water performance are also discussed.
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Daylighting Using Skylights and Curtainwall Systems |
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Provides an overview of achieving daylighting in building design using skylights and curtainwall. This program includes discussions on the basics of daylighting, glazing options, daylighting methods, creative design, and green benefits of daylighting systems.
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Acoustic Doors and Green Design |
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Provides an overview of acoustic door assemblies including their components, features and their role in occupant comfort in both workplace and school environments.
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Designing with Fire Rated Glass |
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Understand safety glazing requirements and how they apply to various fire rated glazing products;
Identify the difference between fire protective vs. fire resistive glazing based on the code and performance requirements of the application, not the manufacturer’s product testing;
Choose the correct and code approved fire rated glazing products based on current IBC code requirements and applications;
Learn how today’s advanced fire rated glazing products can enhance a building’s overall design and performance.
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Specialty Doors for Healthcare Design |
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Specialty door and frame assemblies have been developed that are designed specifically for the built healthcare environment where performance criteria are critical. Reviewed in this course are specialty door and frame assemblies that meet the challenges of infection prevention, building cleanliness, patient privacy, and increased security, as well as containment of radio wave and radiation interference in hospitals and clinics.
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Various courses on architectural door hardwares including meeting LEED and ADA requirements. |
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Hager's team of industry experts offer numerous AIA/CES registered continuing education courses. These on-site, one-hour courses are an excellent way for architects to stay abreast of industry trends and challenges.
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Various courses on door systems, applications and planning. |
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Dorma E-learning currently provides 14 programs on specification, sustainability and ADA requirement of architectural hardware, as well as glass wall, door systems and more.
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Security Grille Door Solutions in the Design Project: Application, Operation, Installation & Aesthet |
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This course about grille doors discusses different types of doors, materials the doors are made of and various operation choices available. It will help you decide which door to specify as you will learn which door is best for a particular plan. You will also learn about security features of these doors and ADA accessibility guidelines.
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Aluminum Commercial Windows: The Basics and Beyond |
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The world of windows is much more complex than one might suspect, given the different sizes, shapes, and types that are available and the performance requirements they must meet. As well, glass comes in many specialized forms intended for different applications. This course focuses on aluminum commercial window components and configurations, as well as the benefits they offer affecting both performance goals and design requirements. Also included are discussions on historic and acoustic applications.
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Architectural Coatings for Aluminum Clad Wood Windows & Doors |
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Participants will learn about architectural coating options for aluminum clad wood window and door products, specification requirements for paint and anodized coatings, and the benefits and limitations of paint and anodized coatings.
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Various courses for fenestration and window systems |
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Traco has designed a variety of innovative training seminars to keep you up-to-date with rapidly changing industry standards. Traco is a registered Passport Provider with the AIA Continuing Education Program. The Traco courses listed below are currently registered through the American Institute of Architects (AIA).
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School Security Online course |
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This course will review glazing selection for schools as related to safety and security while briefly looking at the basic comfort needs of noise and temperature control.
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1 AIA CEU |
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High Performance Benefits of Laminated Glass |
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In addition to the safety and security benefits it affords, laminated glass also contributes to the comfort and well being of building occupants in terms of daylighting, sound control, solar / UV control, structural enhancement and aesthetics.
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Protection Beyond the Storm – Laminated Glass |
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The severe and complex nature of hurricane winds creates special challenges for buildings – and for architects and designers who must address those challenges in hurricane-prone regions. In properly designed glazing systems, laminated glass effectively withstands these natural forces to help maintain the critical exterior envelope.
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Explore the Benefits of Structural Glazing |
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Structural glazing is becoming more popular for use in stairs, walls, floors, ceilings, canopies and balconies. For these applications, structural glazing must meet the required standards and code requirements to be a viable material option for the project.
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Explore the benefits of Acoustic Glazing |
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Modern building designs emphasize liberal use of glass though sound transmission is greatest through glass made with doors, windows, and commercial glazing systems. The solution isn’t less glass rather high performance glazing solutions, like acoustic laminated glass, to provide a practical, effective form of sound control.
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Kiln-Fired Glass: Function and Artistry in the Built Environment |
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Kiln-fired glass is a fine art form with many architectural and interior design applications. This course will explain how kiln-fired glass is produced, what the range of applications are, and how installations can meet architectural glass performance and safety requirements.
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Architectural Vertical Opening Solutions |
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This course will discuss vertical operation doors, their construction and operating mechanisms, and their architectural applications and contributions to sustainable initiatives.
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How Low-E Coatings Improve Building Performance |
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This course provides in-depth information on the solar energy spectrum and common glass performance measures covering the manufacturing processes for "passive" and "solar control" low-e coatings, how those coatings impact glass performance and improve energy efficiency, and more.
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Glass Production, Processing and Performance |
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Glass Production, Processing and Performance provides an introduction to the different types of glasses that are available, such as clear, tinted, and low-iron. Significant emphasis is placed on coated glasses, including the common types of low-E application processes and the consequent impact on energy and environmental performance. The different types of flat glass processing and fabrication methods, as well as thermal breakage, wind load, sound attenuation and size limitations as they relate to specifying glass are also covered.
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Double Acting Traffic Doors Provide an Entreé to Efficiency |
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Facilitating accessibility and screening for aesthetic and environmental effect
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Basics for Sintered Stone Materials |
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Certified training is offered for tile setting, vanities, and facades for commercial and residential fabricators and installers, making sure the end-to-end process is seamless.
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Explore the types of sintered stone used in facades |
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Evolv Surfaces takes great care in ensuring its surface material applications support every design’s structure. Industry consultation is given to guide you and your team through the process.
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Suspended Wood Ceilings: Design to Delivery |
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This course offers a comprehensive discussion of the key factors that inform and influence the specification of a suspended wood ceiling. It covers the benefits of suspended wood ceilings; materials including wood options, such as veneers, solid wood, or reclaimed wood; sustainability attributes; and performance characteristics.
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Sustainable Design With Recycled Rubber Surfaces |
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Recycled rubber flooring is an environmentally responsible material that outlasts many types of traditional commercial flooring products when exposed to normal foot traffic stress. Interior and exterior recycled rubber surfacing products are explored in terms of their sustainable design benefits and applications. The program includes discussions on rubber manufacturing, post-consumer tires, and green building certification programs.
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Terrazzo... The Original Recycled Floor |
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This course will teach how today's terrazzo floors are sustainable, show examples of terrazzo's contribution to LEED projects, health-safety-welfare benefits and design flexibility.
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1 AIA LU/HSW/SD |
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Seamless Flooring / Industrial Flooring |
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Focusing on seamless flooring systems from thin film to troweled down, their benefits, and recommended applications. Seamless floor systems are ideal for both industrial and decorative applications. Successful installation of these systems is dependent upon proper surface preparation and applicators know-how. Please consult the manufacturer when determining which system will be best for you design intent.
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Various courses on techincal develpment and issues on ceramic tile and stone finishes. |
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Seminar Topics:
Content based on current industry standards and challenges encountered in construction today
An understanding of the many choices in uses, substrates and finishes - and how these choices affect installation systems requirements
Information about how to avoid the most common and costly installation problems
A preview of unique specification tools designed to streamline the specification process
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Innovation in Intumescent Coating Technology |
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The U.S. has the worst fire fatality rate in the industrialized world, and consideration should be given to the use of intumescent acrylic latex paint for its fire-resistance attributes. This course outlines the evolution of intumescent coatings. The program focuses on intumescent acrylic latex paint coatings and the performance and aesthetic advantages they have over traditional coatings. It includes discussions on codes and standards, applicable substrates, adhesion, and application, curing, and cleanup.
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Evolution of Effective Sound Control
Significance and Uses of ASTM F2419 |
Various AIA/CES Registered Continuing Education programs. Attendees will earn 1.0 Learning Units for their attendance. There is no charge for the program. Interested attendees can schedule a "face-to-face" Lunch & Learn program by contacting Hacker Industries.
Evolution of Effective Sound Control course provides an overview of how sound is measured and how to specify an
effective sound control system in a floor/ceiling assembly to meet today’s building code standards in
multi-family dwellings.
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Acoustics in Wall and Ceiling Designs |
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The acoustical quality of a space is impacted by many factors, not the least of which are the construction of the walls and ceilings. This presentation will review both building science and design strategies, with a goal to impart a basic understanding of the factors that contribute to quality acoustics. A review of what to look for in the field during construction is also covered.
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Factory Blended Stucco |
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A presentation on the benefits of using preblended stucco products in the construction of a stucco wall system. The seminar also covers jobsite delivery systems that increase product consistency and manpower productivity as well as contribute to cleaner, “greener” jobsites. The attendees will also be participating in hands-on demonstrations that illustrate the quality of factory produced stucco compared to the inconsistencies associated with site-mixed stucco.
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Thin, Large Format, Porcelain Tile |
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Ceramic tile is a well-known building material that has been used for interior and exterior walls and floors for centuries. While ceramic is a proven material, porcelain tile has gained in popularity because it is an improved product with superior performance characteristics such as strength, resistance to stains, and durability. This course will explore large-format, thin porcelain panels.
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Know Your Porcelain |
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Porcelain tile is beautiful, strong, durable and ideal surface in commercial as well as residential applications. Certified porcelain excels as a versatile finish material both indoors and out from kitchens to baths, poolside to hospital hallway. Porcelain tile meets universal design and this presentation will review the latest information on using the dynamic coefficient of friction (DCOF) vs. the static coefficient of friction (SCOF) for tile surfaces that meet ADA criteria. Architects will review the manufacturing of tiles, the use of recycled content, tile grading, markings and tile applications. Numerous examples of the different types of porcelain will expand the architect’s design toolkit. Mastering the art of selecting and specifying porcelain tile, architects can comfortably choose porcelain tile to provide durability and sustainability to their projects.
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Antimicrobial Protection for Building Materials |
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This course provides an overview of antimicrobial additives that help protect products from degradation caused by microbes, with discussions on types of microorganisms and the array of products that can benefit from antimicrobials.
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Various courses on gypsum solutions for exterior, interior and system solutions. |
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On-line and in person courses, CertainTeed offers industry’s most extensive and engaging collection of CEU course content. provides you the AIA credits you need, as well as the knowledge and skills to help you Specify Smarter.
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Design Criteria for Ceramic Tile / Stone Installations |
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This course provides an overview of the key design elements that are required for a successful ceramic tile/stone installation, including a discussion of the importance of properly designed crack isolation, waterproofing, and sound control membranes.
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Noise Control Solutions: Resilient Sound Isolation Clips |
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Within building spaces, noise can be reduced by using materials or assemblies that isolate sound or mitigate its transmission. To do this, it is important to understand how sound moves through building materials and partitions and the impact of sound mitigation products. In this course, we look at the basics of sound as well as techniques and products to prevent sound transmission.
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European Beech: Durable, Sustainable, and Versatile |
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Discusses the benefits of using more wood, not less, to lower carbon emissions and tackle climate change, and identifies what sustainable hardwood species are the most abundant and where some of the best managed, certified hardwood forests are located. The physical and performance properties of European Beech are compared to eight other temperate hardwoods.
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Resilient Flooring for Healthcare |
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Provides an overview of resilient flooring options for the healthcare industry and includes discussions on industry requirements, types of products available, product properties and specifications.
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Natural Cork Flooring |
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Provides an overview of natural cork flooring, both glue-down tiles and floating floor options, including discussions on sustainability and installation procedures.
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Quartz Surfaces Deliver Resilience and Performance in Commercial Applications |
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This course will demonstrate how engineered quartz surfaces can be used in a variety of commercial settings to achieve superior design quality and functionality. The use of engineered quartz in design projects is rising due to its unique properties, sustainable manufacturing process, and wide range of application uses.
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Responding to the Increased Demand for Outdoor Living Spaces with Innovative Outdoor Quartz Surfaces |
A ground-breaking outdoor quartz product provides the convenience of stain-resistant, easy-to-clean indoor quartz surfaces, while innovating a highly durable material proven to withstand UV rays and the most extreme environmental conditions over the long term.
This course will examine how outdoor living spaces continue to be a very desirable amenity for homeowners and commercial properties and how designers and landscape architects can incorporate outdoor quartz surfaces into their plans. We will examine the performance benefits and design options for this new product, as well as applications in both residential and commercial projects.
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Better design through a deeper understanding of acoustic ratings |
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This course covers two widely used acoustic metrics, the STC and IIC ratings. Although these ratings are required by building codes and frequently used, they are still often poorly understood and there are many myths and misconceptions around their use. This course looks “under the hood” of the STC and IIC ratings to get a better understanding of what they are, how they work, and what they do and don’t tell us. Importantly, this course covers shortcomings of the STC and IIC ratings that if not understood can lead to poor designs for noise control. In that vein, this course also looks at two new acoustic ratings, HIIC and LIIC, that provide a better insight into the impact-noise reduction provided by floor/ceiling assemblies. Finally, the course uses the knowledge gained about ratings to discuss general methods of improving the acoustic performance of floor/ceiling assemblies.
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High-Performance Flooring Solutions for Speciality Environments |
High-performance flooring specified for specialty environments can add a colorful presence and enhance the aesthetic appeal of the space. High-performance flooring gives a concrete flooring system the look and feel of an attractive, state-of-the-art space.
Choosing to specify high-performance flooring is a useful option that is durable, hard to damage and can have minimal upkeep. In addition, this flooring contributes to green sustainability and LEED credits.
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Durability, Functionality and Safety for the Built Environment |
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Within the built environment, the need for a vertical surface that is both durable and customizable is key for any project. Given the vast array of vertical surface applications in healthcare, education, corporate and public spaces, finding a surface that works across many sectors is challenging. PolyVision offers an informative CEU course that highlights the role CeramicSteel can play and identifies how any project can benefit from this material.
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10 Specialties
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ADA-compliant Sign Systems |
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2/90 Sign Systems offers a CEU for ADA signage.
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Next Generation Green Restroom Design v2 |
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Sustainable restroom design can address the global concerns of water shortages and the impacts of the building sector on our environment. This program identifies the newest technologies in high-efficiency restroom fixtures including how to choose water-saving products and the practical, economic, and environmental benefits of high-speed, energy-efficient hand dryers versus paper towels. Also included is an in-depth analysis of how these products earn points toward LEED® v4 credits and other green building standards to comply with new, best practices in green building.
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A More Transparent Shade of Green: EPDs Drive Restrooms to the Lead in Green Design |
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Construction is going green. As both sustainability and efficiency advance in the built environment, architects, specifiers, and buyers are increasingly concerned with purchasing products that are environmentally friendly and can achieve project performance and client welfare goals. Architects and designers are, in essence, visionaries. This course explores options that architects and designers have when choosing products that accurately support and fuel their passion for possibilities while maintaining the health, safety, and welfare of clients. Definitions of environmental product declarations (EPDs), product category rules (PCRs), and life-cycle assessments (LCAs) are discussed, and various case studies are examined.
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Leading-Edge, Sustainable Stadium Design |
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Professional sports stadiums form large complexes with enormous impacts on the environment and local communities. Owners, architects, and operations managers can use this influence to generate a net positive effect on people, the natural environment, and the bottom line. In this video, the executives and consultants involved in the design and daily operation of Gillette Stadium and Mercedes-Benz Stadium discuss the challenges and opportunities of sustainable stadium design. Topics discussed include district energy generation, gray water treatment, evaluation and implementation of new technologies, partnering with local utilities, cost recovery, profitability, and community health.
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Rebounding Bollards: Use and Design Considerations |
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Provides an overview of rebounding bollards and includes discussions on the various types of bollards, the benefits of using rebounding bollards in various applications, the components of bollards, and design considerations.
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Wall Hanging Systems |
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Provides an overview of wall hanging systems with a focus on integrating systems in the overall design of a project and includes discussions on system elements, selection criteria, specialty applications, and sustainable design.
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Locker Solutions for Every Place and Purpose |
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Lockers come in many shapes and sizes. In this one hour course, we will discuss uses for lockers, material choices and accessories. We will learn about ADA compliance and sustainability as it relates to lockers, and we will take a look at different options that add to the visual appeal, and options that make for an easier user experience.
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Designing Barrier-Free Restrooms to Meet the New 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design |
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Through an in-depth review of the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design, as they apply to restroom design, the design professional will better understand the importance of accessibility, how to design a barrier-free restroom, and how this can contribute to a more sustainable project.
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Accessibility And The ADA – 2010 Standard For Room Identification Signs |
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This course will educate the attendee about all current US And International ADA/Accessibility requirements (including the 2010 Standard (SAD) as it relates to room identification signs, and will provide education about the technical characteristics (geared toward helping specifiers) concerning the most commonly used material (photopolymer) for Accessible/ADA compliant signage.
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Wayfinding And The ADA 2011 |
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This course discusses wayfinding, its application and importance in our environments, the use of symbols and universal design, ADA accessible signage and the 2011 ADA standard, best practices for wayfinding design and case studies that reflect the implementation of best practices in wayfinding Design.
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Sustainability in Environmental Graphic Design |
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This course w ill educate the attendee about sustainable design practices, definitions, scenarios, materials and innovation.
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Innovations in Hand Dryers: Improvements and Impacts on Sustainability |
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We discuss the evolution of electric hand dryers and how today’s high-speed, energy efficient dryers minimize impacts on the environment while providing a speedy and efficient user experience with lower operation and maintenance costs. We’ll also explore an array of high-speed hand dryer features including HEPA filter, antimicrobial technology, ADA compliance, maintenance indicator and sound and speed controls to address the unique needs of various application environments.
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Hands Get Wet: Restroom Design with the End in Mind |
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In this one hour course, the design professional will consider hand drying strategies used in various types of restrooms including schools, restaurants, stadiums and more. We will assess multiple strategies, including electric hand dryers and the use of paper towels, and compare the life-cycle costs associated with each strategy under different usage scenarios.
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Planning Guide for Accessible Restrooms |
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Restroom facilities should provide easy access and use for all users, regardless of ability. It is becoming increasingly important to know the tools needed to properly plan an accessible restroom that will meet the requirements of the ADA and other standards. This course will explore how accessibility standards accommodate a wide range of users, including how to design lavatories, toilet compartments, bathing facilities, and their accessories to meet accessibility requirements.
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Specifying Code-Compliant Toilet Partitions |
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This course provides information relative to selecting and specifying code-compliant toilet partitions for commercial restrooms, including material type, hardware, and mounting configurations. Fire and accessibility codes will be discussed, as well as guidelines for writing toilet compartment specifications.
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PAMA 102: Expanding Your Knowledge of Awnings, Canopies, and other Shade Structures |
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This course covers a variety of fabric, design, engineering aspects, installation with specific attachment methods and includes detailed case studies. The architectural elements presented in the course are awnings, canopies, screens, panels, banners and shade sails.
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Various programs each earning 1 HSW LU. |
Access for All covers ADA issues in the restroom.
Designing for Safety covers tepid water requirements for safety/emergency equipment.
High Performance Sustainable Toilet Rooms covers water and energy conserving products contributing to LEED credit.
Solid Surface Solutions for Wash Stations covers the properties and advantages of Solid Surface materials.
Human Factors in Toilet Compartment Design covers best practices in designing toilet compartments including material and style options.
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A Tour of Today’s Operable Wall Systems |
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The program covers the variety of configurations and key performance attributes of these systems. Learn how their use may earn points for LEED® accreditation.
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Interior Movable Glass Wall & Storefronts |
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The program covers the variety of movable glass wall configurations currently available. Learn how glass wall systems achieve their acoustical ratings and how their use may earn points for LEED® accreditation.
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Understanding Today’s Operable Partitions |
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The program covers the variety of configurations and key performance attributes of these systems. Learn how these wall systems achieve their acoustical ratings and how their use may earn points for LEED® accreditation.
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11 Equip. + Appliances
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The Next Generation of Cooking: Induction Cooking Systems |
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Cooktops are manufactured and classified by construction type and method of heat energy transfer. This course reviews the operation, control, performance, and efficiency of induction cooktops in comparison to their gas and electric counterparts, and shows how induction cooktops can be incorporated into any kitchen design in residential and specialty-commercial applications such as marine, mobile, military, academic, institutional, and hospitality.
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12 Furnishings
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Maximizing Space, Sustainability, Value and Aesthetics with Manufactured Storage Systems |
Clothing, bedding, books, magazines, music, gadgets, tools, toys, and trinkets. According to UCLA researchers modern society is in the midst of a “clutter crisis”. Our course, Maximizing Space, Sustainability, Value and Aesthetics with Manufactured Storage Systems, explores this problem and how better storage design is a big part of the solution.
- Relationships between providing ample and appropriate storage and improved interior design and quality of life for building occupants.
- Features and benefits of manufactured storage systems over custom built-in-place alternatives.
- Commonly used materials for manufactured storage systems
- Categorical types of storage systems
- Storage applications for residential and non-residential applications
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13 Special Construction
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Anatomy of a Tension Structure: The process of designing and building a tensile membrane fabric stru |
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From conceptual design to final construction, discover the simplicity of form and function in tensile membrane design and learn the process of how tension structures come to be.
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Sustainability and Stainless Steel in Elevated Pools, Spas and Thermal Rooms |
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Provides an overview of stainless steel pools, spas, and spa experience rooms, with a close look at stainless steel and its performance characteristics, and the aspects of stainless steel pools that make them an environmentally friendly choice.
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14 Conveying Systems
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Accessibility, Safety, and Platform Lifts and Elevators |
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We recognize the importance of elevators and lifts in today's design industry. Lifts and elevators can be an extraordinary feature added to a home or building that will enhance the life quality and safety of the end user. In this program the learner will learn about the requirements for platform lifts, the different types of lifts, and basic product design. Will also gain an understanding of code compliance issues, and how to solve accessibility problems, and solutions for evacuation for persons with disabilities.
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ADA Design Standards and Applications for Wheelchair Lifts, Limited Use/Limited Application Elevato |
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This course provides a detailed review of vertical wheelchair lifts, limited use/limited application elevators, and residential elevators. In addition the course addresses code application, specification and suitability of product type and the direct governance and guidelines of the ADA, ANSI, and ASME.
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Towel Warmers: Versatility in Design and Function |
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Provides an overview of towel warmers and includes discussions on: the functions, benefits, and applications of towel warmers; centrally heated, electric, and hydronic heating systems; materials and finishes; installation and care; and, design and accessory options.
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Advantages of Radiant Heating and Cooling Systems |
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This course provides a fundamental understanding of the benefits of radiant heating and cooling systems for residential, commercial and institutional applications. You will learn about how radiant heating and cooling provides a cost efficient, comfortable way for your building to achieve a high level of energy performance. Also discussed are ways to easily integrate radiant systems into the mechanical environment of a building.
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Snow and Ice Melting Systems: The Power to Melt Snow and Ice for Safety and Efficiency |
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This course provides a fundamental understanding of hydronic snow and ice melting systems in terms of benefits, applications, installation, performance and costs.
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Floor Warming, Primary Heating, Snow Melting & Roof De-Icing with PTC Heaters |
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Provides an overview of self-regulating polymer technology and the performance benefits of using PTC (positive temperature coefficient) heaters for energy efficient floor warming, primary heating, snow melting, and roof de-icing.
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Linear Drain Systems: Design, Installation, & Application |
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Linear Drain systems in the kitchen and bath industry have become an important element in the overall designof the bathroom, wet room, or outdoor application. While the concept of creating drainage for “Barrier Free Bathrooms” is sometimes a challenge to those designing and building in the field, this course will express the options, benefits, and solutions that linear drain systems provide and also how they apply to ADA codes for accessibility. A fundamental review of the different types of linear drains will be covered, along with a comparison of the traditional waterproofing systems and modern waterproofing technology that are integral in understanding the installations of linear drain systems.
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Water Delivery Solutions For Green Building |
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Provides an overview of the benefits of green building with a focus on the need for water efficiency and includes discussions on LEED® certification, specifically relating to green products for the kitchen and bath.
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The Evolution of Shower Systems: Creating Spa-Like Shower Experiences |
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Provides an overview of standard and custom shower systems, including the evolution of showers, design and installation considerations for custom showers, and green programs that address showerhead requirements and water conservation.
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ADA Compliant Plumbing Products for Accessible Kitchens and Baths |
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Provides an overview of how the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design apply to plumbing products and discusses how universal design make kitchens and baths more accessible for all people to use.
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Understanding Structured Plumbing: How to Use Demand Control Systems |
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Discover how the distribution of hot water impacts energy and water consumption and waste. Learn how demand recirculation pumps improve water and energy efficiency and overall sustainability.
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Water Management Solutions for Shower Installations |
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From “fashion to function,” the shower space of the bathroom is a focal point, offering a quiet respite in which to rejuvenate. Shower spaces should be built to last, using durable materials combined with sound installation practices in order to reduce the life cycle and replacement costs. This course outlines the criteria used in designing water management systems for shower pans and walls. Includes discussions on traditional and modern methods of waterproofing shower floors and walls, new methods of construction, as well as the innovative design options that are available for curbless shower pans.
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Heat Recovery Ventilation: Why Efficiency Matters |
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In the last couple of decades, houses have become progressively air tight due to energy efficiency and cost concerns. While air infiltration and ex-filtration rates have been significantly reduced, the need for an efficient ventilation system has become extremely important. The course evaluates different types of mechanical ventilation systems and discusses why heat recovery ventilation (HRV) and energy recovery ventilation (ERV) systems are characterized by a high level of energy efficiency and as an effective means for improving indoor air quality.
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Healthy IAQ in Energy Efficient Buildings |
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As we become more aware of the levels of toxins in our environment we are realizing that the quality of air inside our homes is just as important as the quality of air outside our homes. This course provides an overview as to why indoor air quality is so important to our health and how to improve indoor air quality by using a balanced ventilation system.
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Innovative Interiors |
Research, creativity, and functionality intersect to meet the needs of the client and building occupants
Identify the ways that innovation in interior design products and systems can impact aesthetics and the overall design of a space.
Assess the functional performance aspects of walls, doors, and other surfaces as they relate to durability and sustainability.
Explain the importance of proper substrate preparation and installation techniques to enhance functionality and longevity.
Determine ways to incorporate principles presented into buildings as shown in the project example case studies.
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Intelligent Design for Code Compliant Bathing Facilities |
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From assisted living and healthcare facilities to hospitality, universities, and multi-family construction, large commercial projects have unique demands and many must be fitted with barrier free, ADA, UFAS and ANSI compliant bathing products. This course will provide an overview of intelligent design solutions with regard to relative code.
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Stainless Steel Sinks Show Their Metal |
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Stainless steel sinks made in the U.S. prove to be hygienic, sustainable and corrosion-resistant solutions for meeting accessibility and occupant needs.
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Best Practices for Site Preparation and Installation of In-Grade Fixtures |
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Tips for designing a trouble-free installation in outdoor settings
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