Continuing Education

Aesthetically Designed Architectural Door Openings

IDCEC PROGRAM: CEU-106725 .1 CEU Unit 

AIA PROGRAM: AD-302 1 AIA/CES Unit

 

Doors and door hardware may be the most intimate points of contact we have with a building. We’re affected by the way a door looks, and by the way the lever or pull on that door feels. And while the first job of doors and hardware may be to keep what’s behind them safe and secure, they should also insulate us from noise; create a barrier against the heat and the cold; be sustainable and energy efficient; and, be aesthetically harmonious with the dominant character of a space.

Savvy Building Owners, Developers, and Designers are deploying Good Design to their advantage to differentiate their facilities and to appeal to discriminating customers. Join ASSA ABLOY to learn how Decorative Door, Frame and Hardware Solutions can contribute to customer experiences and to the built environment. Learn about:

  • distinctive flush and stile + rail wood doors and frames; 
  • thermally fused, low-pressure laminate doors ideal for hospitality/guest room applications; 
  • embossed hollow metal and stainless steel doors and frames; 
  • suited (door lever, pull, hinge, stop and hook) hardware collections; 
  • locking pulls for glass, wood and metal doors; 
  • barn door sliding hardware solutions for glass, wood and metal doors; 
  • glass door panic device; 
  • specialty trims that minimize the appearance of hardware on the door; and, 
  • attractive access control solutions. 

To learn more about this program or to schedule a CEU presentation, email us. 

Healthy Building Materials- Step-by-Step Implementation

GBCI Course Approval Number: 0920021739 (1 credit if LEED accredited)

IDCEC PROGRAM: CC-111628-1000 1 credit

AIA PROGRAM: AD405 1 AIA/CES LU

The green building marketplace is rapidly shifting; material transparency identifies the health risks in building materials and recognizes healthy materials. This presentation will detail an introduction to LEED, the Living Building Challenge, and the WELL Building Standard in order to understand the market drivers for healthy buildings and the crossover between them. This course will teach architects and designers to follow a five-step implementation process, to achieve these standards, minimize health risks, and promote healthy buildings across industries. 

At the conclusion of this program, participants will:

  • Recognize how LEED v4 and v4.1 BD+C, Living Building Challenge, and the WELL Building Standard v1 evaluate
  • healthy materials to contribute to building certification.
  • Introduction to the material ingredient transparency tools, including: Health Product Declarations, Declare Labels,
  • and the Red List.
  • Implementation of a five-step implementation process for incorporating healthy materials into your buildings.

Review of additional healthy material resources for use in architectural design work.

To learn more about this program or to schedule a CEU presentation, email us.