During this course, we explore how vacuum plumbing can help design professionals create projects that save water, energy, and money and contribute to sustainable design. We review how vacuum plumbing can help contribute to LEED projects and prevent the spread of infectious diseases, especially during a pandemic. Our team...
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150 Online Courses
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Architectural glass and window technologies have evolved significantly, shaping how buildings perform, protect occupants, and promote sustainability. This course provides architects with a comprehensive overview of glass innovations, performance ratings, and sustainability considerations that directly impact health, safe...
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The adoption of smart access control systems is transforming multi-family, multi-tenant, and commercial properties driving significant growth in the smart lock industry worldwide. This course explores how smart locks go beyond traditional mechanical functions to offer seamless, technology-driven security and access solut...
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This one-hour course examines the integration of glass into walkways and stair systems with a focus on safety, performance, and sustainability. Participants will gain insight into the structural characteristics and design considerations that ensure glass flooring systems meet both aesthetic and functional goals. Discussi...
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In this course we explore how porous paving can help design professionals manage stormwater, increase accessibility, and provide a cost-effective low maintenance solution for design professionals. Our team discusses how porous paving can contribute to multiple LEED v4 credits and reduce environmental impacts. Finally, w...
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This course will go over the basics of vegetated roof construction and how the industry has documented successful installations over the last 25 years in the United States. We will teach the design requirements and standards unique to green roofs. The course will educate the participant on the benefits of the technology-...
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“Draw Today for Tomorrow” is more than a phrase—it embodies a forward-thinking mindset and serves as a call to action for architects, planners, and engineers to shape adaptable, sustainable environments by designing better spaces where people live, work, and thrive. As urban density increases and land availability decrea...
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The course covers includes sustainability considerations including forest sustainability and greenhouse gas emissions and sequestration.
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This course will explore a real-life example of a 5,000-square-foot office expansion recently completed in Western Massachusetts. We’ll take a deep dive into the owner’s and architect’s primary goals for the space; that it be beautiful, healthy, sustainable, and functional. We’ll learn about the various relevant tools fo...
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What if there was a single construction material that could withstand extreme weather conditions, resist fire and mold, while also being strong and sustainable? Explore the unparalleled versatility and functionality of gypsum products in providing robust solutions in modern construction practices. We explore gypsum produ...
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