Upcoming Classes September 22nd & 23rd
September 22nd Day of Education
8:30 - 9:30 Sustainable Residential Design: Creating Healthier, More Efficient Homes - .1 CEU, SUS
9:40 - 10:40 Globally Inspired, Forward Thinking Kitchen Design that Impacts Sustainability, Safety, and Accessibility #119327 - .1 CEU, HSW
10:50 - 11:50 Exploring Exteriors: The use of ultra-compact surfaces - .1 CEU, HSW
11:50 - 12:30 Lunch provided by Ludowici
12:30 - 1:30 Designing for Senior Independent Living - .1 CEU, HSW
1:40 - 2:40 Accessibility by Design: Environments That Work for Everyone - .1 CEU, BF
2:50 - 3:50 Avoiding ADA and TAS Violations in Interior Design - .1 CEU, BF
Sustainable Residential Design: Creating Healthier, More Efficient Homes - .1 CEU, SUS
Lisa Barron RID ASID | Registered Interior Designer, Dallas Design Group Interiors
This course explores practical strategies for incorporating sustainability into residential interior design. Participants will examine material selection, energy and water efficiency, indoor environmental quality, durability, and responsible product sourcing. The course focuses on creating healthier, more efficient homes.
Globally Inspired, Forward Thinking Kitchen Design that Impacts Sustainability, Safety, and Accessibility #119327 - .1 CEU, HSW
Brianne Bowers | Trade Representative Sub-Zero Wolf
This course will take a close look at global influences, including forward-thinking design ideas from abroad that will impact the sustainability, safety, and accessibility of kitchens. It will also discuss innovative kitchen appliances that complement many kitchen styles and will explore several case studies that allowed designers to integrate global influences, wellness, and sustainability into their designs.
Exploring Exteriors: The use of ultra-compact surfaces - .1 CEU, HSW
Ashley Keating | Cosentina City Center Manager Dallas
This course explores ultracompact surfacing for residential and commercial hardscape applications, focusing on its versatility, durability, and aesthetic benefits. Participants will learn about advances in manufacturing, sustainable production strategies, performance attributes, and practical applications through real-world case studies.
Designing for Senior Independent Living - .1 CEU, HSW
Shona Begg | Trade Sales Manager | Gaggenau
Explore the guidelines and resources available for those seeking information about designing for the Aging and Living in-place clients, along with the elements that contribute to enjoying fulfilling independent senior living. Learn the benefits and components of aging-in-place successfully and how they contribute to the health, safety, and welfare of homeowners.
Accessibility by Design: Environments That Work for Everyone - .1 CEU, BF
Glen Boudreaux
Accessibility is more than meeting code requirements—it is about creating welcoming, functional spaces for people of all ages and abilities. This seminar explores Universal Design principles that go beyond code compliance to remove barriers and support independence, dignity, safety, and quality of life. Through practical interior and exterior examples, participants will see how inclusive design creates better environments for everyone.
Avoiding ADA and TAS Violations in Interior Design - .1 CEU, BF
Marcela Abadi Rhoads, FAIA Registered Accessibility Specialist #240
The 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design require that any new construction or alteration of existing spaces comply with the Standards. Some projects will trigger not only the new element to be compliant but existing path of travel elements as well. These will be explained.
September 23rd Day of Education
8:30 - 9:30 Designing for a Lifetime: Aging in Place & Barrier-Free Residential Design - .1 CEU, BF
9:40 - 10:40 Rapidly Renewable Materials for Architects & ID #NS-EKOA-23 - .1 CEU, HSW
10:50 - 11:50 Aging in Place: Universal Residential Design – Barrier Free Compliance Training – Applying the 2010 ADA & 2012 TAS as a Guideline - .1 CEU, BF
12:30 - 1:30 Finding Clarity: The Science of Translucent Materials - .1 CEU, HSW
1:40 - 2:40 Moisture Management in Tiled Showers - .1 CEU, HSW
2:50 - 3:50 Building Sustainability at Every Step: The Kitchen and Beyond #124451 - .1 CEU, SUS
Designing for a Lifetime: Aging in Place & Barrier-Free Residential Design - .1 CEU, BF
Lisa Barron RID ASID | Registered Interior Designer | Dallas Design Group Interiors
This course explores aging-in-place and barrier-free design strategies for creating safe, functional, and attractive residential environments. The goal is to create adaptable homes that support independence.
Rapidly Renewable Materials for Architects & ID #NS-EKOA-23 - .1 CEU, 1 LU HSW
Cassandra Johnson | Sustainability Manager | National Solutions
A composite material is a combination of two (sometimes more) materials with different physical properties that together create a superior performing material, often with specific properties.
Aging in Place: Universal Residential Design – Barrier Free Compliance Training – Applying the 2010 ADA & 2012 TAS as a Guideline - .1 CEU, BF
Fred D. Cawyer, AIA, NCARB, RID, APA
This course explores Universal Design principles and accessibility considerations for residential environments, with a focus on aging in place. Participants will review residential design strategies, ADA and Texas Accessibility Standards as potential guidelines, and real-world case studies illustrating effective and ineffective approaches to accessible residential design.
Finding Clarity: The Science of Translucent Materials - .1 CEU, HSW
Akilah D Hoyte | Materials Consultant | 3 form
This course puts translucent materials to the test, helping you make informed decisions and selections for your next architectural and interior design project. This course brings you into the lab to compare the characteristics of polymers and glass and their performance properties.
Moisture Management in Tiled Showers - .1 CEU, HSW
Chelsea Chatham Schluter | Architectural & Design Manager | North Texas & Oklahoma
Leaks and mold continue to be a problem in construction. This course compares traditional waterproofing systems with modern waterproofing technology to show how tiled showers have evolved, focusing on proper design, installation, common errors, and the benefits of bonded waterproofing technology in preventing leaks and mold.
Building Sustainability at Every Step: The Kitchen and Beyond #124451 - .1 CEU, SUS
Laura Kelso Miele
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