Continuing Education Courses

We’re committed to providing the right tools, resources and information to the Architect and Designer communities — below is our complete listing of education sessions available for CEUs.
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Making the Grade through Versatile Design in the K-12 Environment

Counts toward 1 AIA/IDCEC/HSW LU Credit.

Explore how designing spaces that are flexible and adaptable can facilitate positive learning outcomes and support the health and well-being of the entire school community. Participants will see real-world examples of how storage has assisted in creating transformative learning spaces.

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Growth, Change and the Future of Public Safety Design

Counts toward 1 AIA/IDCEC/HSW LU Credit.

Explores how utilizing proper storage solutions can support individuals in protecting and serving their community. Participants will examine current trends and challenges within the public safety environment and explore real-world examples of facilities that have incorporated solutions designed to improve processes, boost productivity, and increase officer morale.

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Transforming Libraries to Meet Users’ Changing Needs

Counts toward 1 AIA/IDCEC/HSW LU Credit.

Libraries have responded to the changing needs of the communities they serve, and are seeking to create more flexible, open, and technology-rich spaces. Architects and designers are required to design for flexibility and openness within existing and limited spaces. In this course, architects and designers will learn how to use FF&E to reduce the amount of space being used for book storage and increase the availability of space with flexible solutions.

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Designing Healthcare Facilities: Improving Patient Care, Controlling Costs, and Saving Space

Counts toward 1 AIA/IDCEC/HSW LU Credit.

This course counters the misconception that storage space is “wasted” because it doesn’t visibly impact patient care and directly generate revenue. In fact, convenient and thoughtfully designed storage for supplies and equipment can actually improve productivity, patient care, and profitability.

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Protecting and Preserving Materials for Civic, Public Safety and Higher Education Institutions with Off-Site Storage Solutions

Counts toward 1 AIA/HSW LU Credit

Explore strategies for safely and efficiently storing and providing access to valuable materials in off-site facilities. Participants will learn about trends driving the move to off-site storage, the storage requirements of analog materials, and the process of designing off-site facilities.

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Modernizing Capabilities and Enhancing Readiness with Storage Solutions for the Military

Counts toward 1 AIA/IDCEC/HSW LU Credit.

Explore how furniture, fixtures, and equipment can maximize space, increase security, enhance occupant wellness, and contribute to DoD initiatives by incorporating functional solutions into military base design.

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Integrating Storage Across Campus: How Adaptability Starts with Flexible Storage

Counts toward 1 AIA/IDCEC/HSW LU Credit.

This course walks you through how to design facilities that not only help recruit & retain students and faculty, but also manage risk, improve efficiencies and safety, and help create flexible, future-proof spaces.

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How to Design for Space Constraints in Various Workplaces

Counts toward 1 AIA/IDCEC/HSW LU Credit.

Explores furniture, fixtures, and equipment that contribute to maximizing space through design. This course will provide participants with FF&E solutions that maximize space, are aesthetically pleasing, and contribute to occupant wellness.

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Museum Collections Storage Space Planning: Designing Safe, Efficient & Engaging Spaces

Counts toward 1 AIA/HSW LU credit

Discuss museum workspace and workflow issues and how they are impacted by FF&E along with the structural and risk management issues unique to collections storage areas.

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Floor Loading 101

Counts toward 1 AIA LU/HSW Credit

Speed up the building design and decision-making process by avoiding unnecessary delays and changes with an ability to identify the new construction building types most suitable for high-density storage.

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