Acoustic Door Assemblies and Their Role in Sound Control
Course ID: 0920023087
Credit: 1 AIA CEU HSW
Class Description: Acoustic Door Assemblies and Their Role in Sound Control- Examines acoustics for environments, Fire Rating, LEED certification, and criteria for independent laboratory testing.
Specialty Doors for Healthcare Design
Course ID: AMB019
Credit: 1 AIA CEU HSW
Class Description: Specialty Doors for Healthcare Design – Examens the important attributes of door and frame assemblies that should be considered in healthcare facility design.
Commercial Steel Doors in Resilient Design
Course ID: AMBO16-01
Credit: 1 AIA LU HSW
Class Description: Commercial Steel Doors in Resilient Design- Examines blast resistant design solutions opening with independent testing criteria.
Accessibility in Toilet Room Design
Course Code: ASI-ATRD21
Credit: 1.0 AIA CEU HSW
Class Description: Examines ADA and Building Code with applications evolving toward universal design.
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Designing for Education K-12
Course Code: ASI (to follow soon)
Credit: 1.0 AIA CEU HSW
Class Description: Focus on the evolving needs in education washroom facilities, materiality resilience and the user experience.
Code Compliance without Sacrificing Design
Course Code: FRCC0123
Credit: 1 LU (not AIA credit)
Class Description: Examines commercial door hardware function, code requirement and customizable criteria for security and safety.
Introduction to Entrance Flooring
Course Code: NYS07C
Credit: 1 AIA CEU HSW
Class Description: Weighs the criteria for healthy indoor air quality, improving life cycle of finishes, & lowering building maintenance costs.
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Lighting the Path: Building Egress Safety
Course Code: NYS10D
Credit: 1 AIA CEU HSW
Class Description: This one-hour course examines the need for photoluminescent lighting systems in stairways of buildings across the country to provide a safety pathway of exit during emergencies. The idea of finding a way to illuminate a safe path for building occupants has been tossed around for decades, but the main obstacle encountered in the past has been the way to do so consistently without electricity. So, the evolution of photoluminescent egress lighting will be discussed as well as new advances in technology that now permit occupants to find a safe route even without electricity. Current code and testing methods will be reviewed that now mandate the implementation of photoluminescent systems that not only light the way but also provide information about the building int terms of location and items that may be used in cases of emergencies. The types of luminescent products will be presented as well as the benefits of using photoluminescent products inside buildings to better protect building occupants.
Managing Building Movement with Joints
Course Code: NYS07A
Credit: 1 AIA CEU HSW
Class Description: Examines criteria for intentional expansion joint design and specification for optimal safety and each of maintenance.
One Step At A Time: Safety and Sustainability
Course Code: INY07F
Credit: 1 AIA CEU HSW
Class Description: Examine how stair treads and nosings increase stair safety for users, especially in the event of an emergency. Learn about coefficients of friction for different nosing options, new innovations making treads and nosings durable and sustainable, plus codes and practices that ensure proper installation.
Security Pass Through Combinations
Course Code: to follow
Credit: 1 AIA CEU HSW
Class Description: The course will instruct upon the varying levels of bullet resistant protection, anti-theft, as well as various window tints, shades and security levels.
Heavy-Duty Flush Doors for Commercial Entrances
Course Code: FRP-101
Credit: 1 AIA CEU
Class Description: Dive into what makes a functioning entrance. Then, learn how to evaluate design, construction and durability, environmental considerations, and performance to choose the right door supplier for your budget.
Exterior Doors for Performance and Sustainability
Course Code: FRP-201
Credit: 1 AIA CEU
Class Description: Understand how sustainability goals and high performance can work together when evaluating commercial doors.
Specifying Doors for Corrosive Environments
Course Code: FRP-301
Credit: 1 AIA CEU
Class Description: Review what causes various types of corrosion in commercial environments, how to counter them, and how to specify a door for corrosion resistance.
FRP Entrances: The Science Behind the Door
Course Code: FRP-401
Credit: 1 AIA CEU
Class Description: Learn the fundamentals of fiberglass, including its history and benefits, and the materials and methods used to manufacture doors and frames with different textures and finishes to withstand fire, corrosion, and abuse.
Protecting People & Property
Course Code: USBP08A
Credit: 1 AIA CEU
Description: Examines threat level and resilient solutions for blast, bullet, storm impact and forced entry opening solutions.
