Interiors

  • Introduction to Synthetic Millwork and Trim

    By the end of this learning unit, you will be able to describe Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) and Polyurethane (PUR) materials. You will also be able to compare the manufacturing processes for both PVC and PUR. Next, you will be able to compare manufacturing processes as well as the properties and performance characteristics of PVC and PUR products. Finally, you will be able to identify applications of PVC and PUR synthetic millwork. Take the course.

    Posted:
    August 2011
    Subject(s):
    Interiors, Molding and Millwork
    Sponsor:
    Fypon

  • Design Elements of Winning Residential Kitchens

    1.0 LU

    You will recognize and identify ways to: make the space of the kitchen the primary design element; use color and materials as the primary design element to create an exemplary kitchen; choose a visual theme - related to the residence as a whole or for the kitchen proper- as the primary design element of a kitchen; and adapt the kitchen design to the client's lifestyle and functional needs. Take the course.

    Posted:
    July 2010
    Subject(s):
    Design, Finishes and Surfaces, Interiors
    Sponsor:
    Sub-Zero
    Certification(s):
    AIA

  • Designing the Green Kitchen

    1.0 LU HSW/SD

    After completing this course you will be able to: Define the two aspects of green design that are of importance to the green kitchen. Explain the elements that comprise the concept of net-zero energy. Describe in overview terms the key performance properties of core elements of the green kitchen. Describe in general terms the basic design principles of the net-zero energy residence. Discuss the key elements of a refrigeration system in the context of green design. Discuss some of the components that make up a green cooking system. Take the course.

    Posted:
    July 2010
    Subject(s):
    Green Design, Energy Efficiency, Interiors
    Sponsor:
    Sub-Zero
    Certification(s):
    AIA

  • Specifying Lockers for Functionality, Safety and Security

    1 LU

    After completing this course you will be able to specify lockers based on different styles, latches, accessories, finishes and ADA requirements; you will be able to describe how to determine which style of locker is best suited for your project based on usage expectations, maintenance needs and ADA accessibility; you will be able to describe why finishes can affect the health and sanitation of locker users in public facilities and be able to list to which LEED credits lockers can contribute. Take the course.

    Posted:
    October 2009
    Subject(s):
    Metal, Design, Interiors, Cabinets
    Sponsor:
    LYON Workspace Products
    Certification(s):
    AIA

  • Commercial Applications of Manufactured Stone: Techniques, Performance and Aesthetics

    1 LU

    Throughout this presentation we will discuss how to properly install manufactured stone and problems associated with improper installation. We will learn the importance of testing evaluation reports and how to select a quality manufacturer. Take the course.

    Posted:
    July 2009
    Subject(s):
    Building Envelope, Interiors, Masonry Construction
    Sponsor:
    Eldorado Stone
    Certification(s):
    AIA
 
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