(10) Specialties

(10) Specialties

Combining Aesthetics and Accessibility in Commercial Restroom Design

to take this course

This course provides design professionals with a comprehensive approach to designing commercial restrooms that prioritize occupant health, safety, and welfare through user-centered solutions, universal design principles, and product innovation. Participants will explore essential elements of restroom design, including the integration of accessible fixtures, code-compliant partitions, hygienic hand dryers, secure baby changing stations, and lockers.

 

Clear Communication: Inclusive Window Intercom Systems

to take this course

Passing the standard, to establish a new mark in accessibility and window intercom systems. Join us in this comprehensive course on the advancements and innovations in window intercom systems, with a particular focus on the superior performance, quality, and design. In this course, participants will gain an in-depth understanding of the evolution of these systems, from outdated models that require holes in the glass to modern solutions that integrate seamlessly into window frames.

 

This course provides design professionals with a comprehensive approach to designing commercial restrooms that prioritize occupant health, safety, and welfare through user-centered solutions, universal design principles, and product innovation. Participants will explore essential elements of restroom design, including the integration of accessible fixtures, code-compliant partitions, hygienic hand dryers, secure baby changing stations, and lockers. Drawing from case studies and real-world applications, the course will highlight strategies for enhancing user safety, privacy, and comfort, while also achieving long-term cost efficiency for facilities. By examining the challenges and solutions specific to high-traffic restrooms, this course equips professionals with the knowledge to create aesthetically pleasing, durable, and accessible restrooms that meet the needs of all users.

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Advanced Clean Room Solutions: Tailored Designs for Pharmaceutical Environments

to take this course

Customizable, integrable clean rooms designed for drug compounding environments. Join us for this one-hour course on adaptable clean rooms engineered for in pharmacy settings. Facilitating USP Compounding Compendium to guide the design, development and construction of clean rooms, these spaces are biotech, pharmaceutical companies, sterile and non-sterile environments and hospitals among many others.

 

Customizable, integrable clean rooms designed for drug compounding environments. Join us for this one-hour course on adaptable clean rooms engineered for in pharmacy settings. Facilitating USP Compounding Compendium to guide the design, development and construction of clean rooms, these spaces are biotech, pharmaceutical companies, sterile and non-sterile environments and hospitals among many others. In this course, participants will dissect the nuanced differences in eliminating cross contamination, microbial growth and optimal airflow that make clean rooms more than a standard construction project, instead emphasizing the importance of quality air engineering. We will cover how leveraging Computational Fluid Dynamic models helps analyze data to not only customize the design solution but also confirm quality airflow. Throughout this course, participants will expand their content knowledge on the intricate requirements to design and build clean rooms to achieve pharmacopeia regulatory compliance with architectural specifications.

Healthy Interiors: Using the WELL Building Standard to Design Commercial Space of the Future

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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 for sustainable, healthy buildings, including the WELL Building Standard, The Works With WELL Program, and the LEED Green Building program.

 

Glass operable wall systems offer a multitude of benefits including adaptability, daylighting, energy savings, sustainability, and occupant well-being. These systems optimize the entry of natural light, creating well-lit spaces that positively impact employee well-being, productivity, and satisfaction. This not only reduces energy consumption but also aligns with sustainable design practices. The adaptability of glass wall systems allows for flexible space configurations, accommodating changing needs and promoting a dynamic work environment. Glass wall systems can contribute to LEED v4.1 BD+C and ID+C projects and offer a holistic approach to sustainable design by enhancing adaptability, maximizing daylighting, promoting energy savings, and providing noise reduction benefits, all while contributing to a cost-effective and aesthetically pleasing space for occupants.

Enlightened Spaces: Harnessing Natural Light with Glass Operable Wall Systems

to take this course

Glass operable wall systems offer a multitude of benefits including adaptability, daylighting, energy savings, sustainability, and occupant well-being. These systems optimize the entry of natural light, creating well-lit spaces that positively impact employee well-being, productivity, and satisfaction. This not only reduces energy consumption but also aligns with sustainable design practices. The adaptability of glass wall systems allows for flexible space configurations, accommodating changing needs and promoting a dynamic work environment.