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Finding Clarity

Advancing technology has driven the need for new materials in design. This course introduces and compares translucent materials through lab testing and real-world applications. Participants will understand various performance properties such as fire safety, weather-ability, energy efficiency and durability to make informed decisions on the environmental and human impact of these materials.

Credits | HSW AIA, HSW IDCEC, GBCI

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Trace it Back: A Course in Transparency

Every product has a story; where it comes from, how it gets to you, and where it goes after. This course offers an overview of reading and using product declarations and sustainability certifications, provides insight into how these relate to socially and environmentally responsible manufacturing and allows architects and designers to match data from products to their own values and project goals.

Credits | HSW AIA, ASID, IDC, HSW IDCEC, IDS, IIDA and 54 licensing boards

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Designing Rooms for Acoustics

The sound of our environment affects our well-being, our productivity, and our health. This course will review the origins of acoustic design and define the language used to describe sound and how it’s measured. Participants will have a better understanding of NRC ratings and how to utilize various, even non-acoustic materials, to improve the quality of a space.

Credits | HSW AIA, ASID, GBCI, IDC, IDCEC, IDS, HSW IIDA and 54 licensing boards

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Capturing Light: An Introduction to Lighting Resins

Capture creativity in color using one of the most fundamental elements; light. Understand the principles of effective lighting design and how resins can contribute to the overall sustainability of a project. Learn specific techniques to overcome inherent problems when illuminating resins.

Credits | HSW AIA, ASID, IDC, HSW IDCEC, IDS, IIDA

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The Possibilities of Acoustics

When you think of acoustics in the built environment, you may think of something precise, like a sound rating or mathematical equation or acoustic test report. Or perhaps you think of acoustical products that help create soft, sound absorbing surfaces. You probably don’t think of the word blurry. In this course, we’ll dive into the “blurry” –or gray area—of acoustics. Our guest is an expert in acoustic architecture who will open our minds to the possibilities of acoustics and take us on a journey with sound that will spark new thinking about acoustics.

Credits | HSW AIA and HSW IDCEC

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Designing for Exteriors

Color, form and texture in exterior applications can be taken to a whole new level when using translucent materials. Compare three materials through testing methodologies which meet high-performance criteria, avoid pitfalls of UV rays on color selection, and evaluate high-design projects where lighter weight and durable building materials provide an advantage.

Credits | HSW, AIA, GBCI and 50 licensing boards

Keilhauer

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Cultivating Creativity

Developed by Keilhauer, Cultivating Creativity is an accredited CEU podcast, as part of ThinkLab’s podcast series “The Learning Objective,” the first of its kind for the architecture and design community where you can receive IDCEC/AIA CEU credit for listening on the go, presented by ThinkLab and SANDOW Design Group.

IDCEC # 117081

Credit: 0.5
Designation: General

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Eight Attributes of Contract Furniture

Designed in collaboration with BIFMA and ASID, the 8 Attributes of Contract Furniture CEU course explores the key considerations that drive furniture decisions in the commercial built environment: design, quality, construction techniques along with safety, performance, wellness and sustainability considerations.

IDCEC # 108634-R2

Credit: 1.0
Designation: HSW-Sustainability

Leland

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Towards American Modernism

How Modernism evolved after the Bauhaus and the way a unique American version was imported back into Europe: a study of the confluence of his education, life events and the combined impact of Ralph Rapson's work as academic and practitioner, with attention to its on-going relevance today.

IDCEC # 116116

Credit: 1.0
Designation: Health, Safety, Welfare

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