Architectural Grille is proud to be a Registered Provider with The American Institute of Architects Continuing Education Systems (AIA/CES).
CONTINUING EDUCATION
Our program modules are registered with the AIA/CES for continuing professional education and are designed to be delivered at your office location or onsite at our factory in Brooklyn, NY.
Course Name
THE ARCHITECTURAL GRILLE: Integral Aspect of Airflow Design Affecting Health Parameters and Aesthetics of a Space
MODERN FABRICATION TECHNOLOGY:
A Guided Tour of a State-of-the-Art Manufacturing Facility
Course NUMBER
AIACESAG001
AIA/CES Provider
# 40107400
AIACESAG002
AIA/CES Provider # 40107400
Course details
1-hr presentation examines why architectural HVAC grilles are an important component of an interior space. They not only impact health parameters, but also through careful selection of material and design, can impact aesthetics through the creation of positive emotional responses in that environment.
Participants will receive one (1) Health, Safety, Welfare learning Unit (HSW LU).
NOTE: Breakfast or Lunch will be provided
Participants will receive one (1) Health, Safety, Welfare learning Unit (HSW LU).
NOTE: Breakfast or Lunch will be provided
1-hr presentation examines the processes and capabilities of modern fabrication technology. Topics include production capabilities, energy efficiency, safety, lean manufacturing protocols, and the value of the architect/fabricator relationship.
Participants will receive one (1) Health, Safety, Welfare learning Unit (HSW LU).
NOTE: Breakfast or Lunch will be provided
Participants will receive one (1) Health, Safety, Welfare learning Unit (HSW LU).
NOTE: Breakfast or Lunch will be provided
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why not learn at your own pace with one of our online CEU courses offered through our partner providers
The art of airflow:
Custom ventilation grilles
Innovative interiors:
Ornamental metalwork
AIACESAEC995
1-hr online course discusses how ventilation grilles influence HVAC system performance, but can pose aesthetic challenges for designers. Custom grilles made with modern fabrication techniques employ a variety of materials and finishes, to create solutions that enhance and fully integrate with architectural interiors. This course will discuss the basic mechanics of effective air distribution in buildings, performance characteristics of grilles, grille types, and custom design options.
Participants will receive one (1) Health, Safety, Welfare learning Unit (HSW LU).
NOTE: AEC Daily reports Learning Units on members’ behalf
Participants will receive one (1) Health, Safety, Welfare learning Unit (HSW LU).
NOTE: AEC Daily reports Learning Units on members’ behalf
1-hr online course identifies the ways that innovation in interior design products and systems can impact aesthetics and the overall design of a space, including Ornamental Metalwork. This course also discusses ways to incorporate innovative principles and building products by highlighting specific projects through case studies.
Participants will receive one (1) Health, Safety, Welfare learning Unit (HSW LU).
NOTE: AEC Daily reports Learning Units on members’ behalf
Participants will receive one (1) Health, Safety, Welfare learning Unit (HSW LU).
NOTE: AEC Daily reports Learning Units on members’ behalf
Credit earned on completion of this program will be reported to CES Records for AIA Members.
As such, our course modules do not include content that may be deemed or construed to be an approval or endorsement by the AIA of any material of construction or any method of manner of handling, using, distributing or dealing in any material or product.
Questions related to specific materials, methods and services will be addressed at the conclusion of program presentations. Interested in scheduling one of our AIA/CES courses for your company?
Contact us directly at 718-832-1200 x 223 for further information or you can email us at education@archgrille.com