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CLASS I

LIGHTING FLUENCY

We provide (1) AIA HSW LU, IDCEC CEU, and LEED certificate of completion.

AIA/LEED /IDCEC/ Health/ Acoustic Layers/ Optics and Lighting Game

Your game show host and lightologist Therese Lahaie together with a lighting designer present the technology and implementation on projects that show you how to improve lighting in residential, commercial, and public projects. We will guide you through the quality of light metrics to affordably improve health & wellbeing at home, lighting layers enhancing the dimensionality of your projects, and optics & acoustic technologies, all developed by respected lighting manufacturers.

We are combining 50-minute Innovators in LED Lighting training that ends with a fun 10-minute interactive quiz show and prizes (a $25.00 gift card).

AIA learning objectives:

1. Identify two ways that the quality of light properties of LED products improve, health and well-being for residential and commercial environments.

2. Observe the four lighting layers and what types of products are required to make the spaces you design look three-dimensional.

3. Recognize innovations in optics technology to reduce fixture count, improve lighting levels and save energy.

4. Identify three key properties of successful acoustical lighting solutions.

What Designers Are Saying About Us:

“Thanks for coming in to speak to our office about LEDs. It’s great to keep tabs on the evolving technology and see who the recommended manufacturers are. Much appreciated! Keep in touch!” - Lynne Miyamoto, AIA, LEED® AP ID+C Associate, Gensler-SF

“Innovators in LED is a great presentation to the how’s and why’s of LED Lighting. From the basic, yet technical, “How LEDs work.” to the advanced “Why fixture color temperature matters to engineers,” the Innovators in LED presentation takes you from the basics to advanced topics quickly and logically. The technical knowledge of LED luminaries and inherent LED diversity is critical to any engineer.” - Andy Record, RCDD Project Manager, Affiliated Engineers Inc

“I wanted to thank you for your presentation regarding LED technology. Your presentation was very helpful to expand our understanding of the resources available to us as we select and specify LED products. I was especially impressed by your prompt follow up in the days following the presentation to provide additional materials in response to our questions. Thank you very much!” - Angela McDonald, IALD, Senior Principal, HLB Lighting

“The LED program was fascinating and I loved seeing all the lighting fixtures in person. It was a great program, full of content and information. Thanks to everyone who helped put this program together and last but not least for treating everyone to lunch.” - Linda Randolph, AIA

CLASS II

THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF ART AND

DESIGN IN THE WORKPLACE

We provide (1) AIA HSW LU, IDCEC, IIDA CEU, and LEED certificate of completion. 

Description:  

Art and Economics provide statistics on the impact of art and design in the workplace based on 800,000 workers in a multi-year survey between 2016 - 2019. Notable workplace redesigns are tracked using the required criteria behind Well Building Institute standards for art and design around collaboration, satisfaction, and overall productivity resulting in significant cost savings for the client. Attendees gain new ideas for workplace design and, most importantly, solid statistics about the value of their services.

AIA learning objectives

1. Evaluate economic impacts of design using case studies and new research in workplace design.

2. Identify deficiencies of existing open office design as they relate to the formation of healthy and productive environments.

3. Analyze the effects of art and design in the workplace on comfort, satisfaction, and productivity.

4. Describe forces behind the accelerating trend towards flexible spaces, the design goals in their formation, and the impact on users and business operations.