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Designing with Pre-Crimped Woven Wire Mesh
Sponsored By: Banker Wire Credits: 1 HSW, 0.1 IDCEC, 1 LU
Program: Architecture, Design and Building Science
Designing with Pre-Crimped Woven Wire Mesh is a streaming video course that explores interior and exterior applications and functions for woven metal mesh products in architectural design. The course examines key functions of these materials, details the manufacturing process, and outlines critical specification considerations to ensure beautiful and long lasting installations.
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Customizable Acoustical Solutions for Open Plenum Design
Sponsored By: Certainteed Credits: 1 HSW, 1 LU
Modern open spaces create a unique set of challenges when it comes to acoustics, particularly because many new buildings are designed with open plans and open plenums. Fortunately, there are innovative acoustic systems on the market that are designed to integrate with open plenums that can help to overcome these challenges. This course will discuss customizable acoustical solutions for open plenum design, including baffles, beams, clouds, and acoustical wall panels, which are available in a variety of materials like metal, wood, fiberglass, and felt. The course will explore the importance of acoustical design and how these open plenum ceiling systems can transform a space aesthetically while maximizing acoustics.
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Safety, Energy Savings, and Design Aesthetics in Upward Acting Sectional Doors.
Sponsored By: Clopay Credits: 1 HSW, 1 LU
This course will cover introductory level descriptions of various sectional door styles and how they impact energy efficiency, maximize ambient light, add to design aesthetics, and protect the health and safety of building occupants. Additionally, applicable varieties of industrial doors will also be included.
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Enabling Automated Building with Power-Over-Ethernet (PoE) Lighting
Sponsored By: Williams, HE Credits: 1 HSW
Program: The Art and Technology of Lighting
This course explainst how PoE lighting can be a fundamental platform for smart environments. Well planned building integration allows a flexible, scalable lighting system to collect the data that ultimately brings more value to the building owner.
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Transportation Alternatives for Sustainable Cities
Sponsored By: ThyssenKrupp Credits: 1 LU, 1 HSW
Program: Architecture, Design and Building Science
Elevators are a critical part of urban density. However, as buildings increase in height, the elevator core grows to accommodate the number of elevators required, reducing floor area ratio in a building. Recent innovations in vertical transportation revolve around how many elevators can be in a shaft and how we can dispatch those elevators intelligently. Dual-car systems optimize the elevator core area, while offering the flexibility of independently moving cars. Multidirectional elevators take this paradigm even further, as multiple carriages can be consolidated into fewer shafts, reducing the elevator's footprint by up to 50%.
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Specifying Grab Bars for People of All Sizes
Sponsored By: Bradley Credits: 0.25 HSW, 0.25 LU
Program: Architecture, Design, and Building Science
Architects are increasingly being asked to consider people of size in their designs. Unfortunately, there is no existing design standard that addresses the needs of this group. This course will explore the special considerations that must be made when selecting and specifying a grab bar that will support the growing segment of the population referred to as people of size.
Course number: Bradley20
Provider K483
.25 LU/HSW
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Design Firm Management Series: Staying in Front of Your Customers By Telephone
Sponsored By: TheContinuingArchitect.com Credits: 1 LU
Program: The Business of Architecture
The program will discuss how architects can get a better understanding of the market today in regards to servicing their customers through the use of personal contact: calling. You will gain a better understanding of the different types of phone techniques to keep specialized services forefront to their customers.
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Designing for Wellness
This course explores some of the latest products and solutions for improving the air quality, thermal comfort, electric light, and daylight control that can be incorporated into a project. Each improves the wellness of the people in the built environment. Increased evidence shows that indoor environmental conditions substantially influence health and productivity. Building services engineers are interested in improving indoor environments and quantifying the effects. Potential health and productivity benefits are not yet generally considered in conventional economic calculations pertaining to building design and operation. Only initial costs plus energy and maintenance costs are typically considered. A few sample calculations have also shown that many measures to improve indoor air environment are cost-effective when the health and productivity benefits resulting from an improved indoor climate are included in the calculations (Djukanovic et al. 2002, Fisk 2000, Fisk et al. 2003, Hansen 1997, van Kempski 2003, Seppanen and Vuolle 2000, Wargocki, 2003.)
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A World of Plastics: Designing Practical Solutions
Sponsored By: Shaw Credits: 1 HSW, 1 LU
Program: The Business of Architecture
Discarded plastic is piling up around the world and pooling in the ocean drawing increased attention from global corporations, NGOs and consumers. From campaigns & commitments to use less plastic (especially single-use and hard-to-recycle plastic) to initiatives for Building Product manufacturers to make products differently and create better recycling streams, there are many efforts underway to find new solutions that improve the lives of people and our ecosystems. Academic and manufacturing / recycler points of view will showcase the life cycle of plastic building products and explore opportunities for organizations of all sizes to be part of the solution. Presenters will explore and discuss opportunities to develop new business models, innovations & multi-stakeholder approaches.
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Roof Hatch Safety Railing Systems 101
Sponsored By: Bilco Credits: 0.25 HSW
This course introduces a roof hatch and roof hatch safety railing system and explores the OSHA standard (OSHA 29 CFR 1910.29), which details the requirements for roof hatch safety railing systems. The reason that many building owners choose to install these systems as an extra precaution and key features that differentiate the railing systems in the market will also be discussed.
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