The A&D Building invites you to attend the Showroom Series, a new two-week-long CEU program. Click on the Register button to sign up for any one of the CEUs from our participating showrooms listed below. The virtual CEU seminars will be held at 2pm EST from March 1-12. You will receive instructions to access the seminar once you register.
At a moment when we are dominated by a virtual version of our world, the presence of the natural, the true, genuine in our surroundings is a gift of ultimate luxury. This course reminds us why architects and designers in the luxury sector continue to select natural stone for their finest projects.
Reviewing new heat pump technology in vent-less dryers and how they operate, save energy and provide creative installation solutions for challenging spaces. Explain how new convenience options including single wash, automatic dosing, and Wi Fi technology reduces water use, energy use, and overall physical footprint.
Please join designers Jennifer Fordham-Blanco and Jennifer Kelly as they cover the history of European kitchen design, European design details such as minimalism, sustainable practices, and how Universal Design is compatible with European Kitchen Design. Design professionals will come away with an understanding of how cabinet design impacts day-to-day ergonomics, health/wellbeing, and safety in the kitchen.
Today's affluent consumer's values and ideals are shifting and we set out to define them. After an in depth study with Architectural Digest and Condé Nast, we have cracked the code of consumers behaviors and trends. This course will help you navigate those waters and begin the process to meet their needs
The benefits of window shades beyond simply blocking the sun. We will discuss occupant comfort, energy savings, fabric technology and sustainability. Additionally, we will provide motor types, shading styles and types, and how shades will not interfere with other window treatments.
Join Aston Smith, designer at Bilotta Kitchens of NY, while she presents Sustainability & Cabinetry, kicking off week two of the series on Monday, March 8 at 2pm.
The course will educate architects and designer on how to guide their clients in selecting a facility and product that promotes sustainability by identifying eco-friendly options for cabinet boxes, doors, adhesives, finishes, packaging and shipping.
This course provides a historical perspective of both Scandinavian design and how that design aesthetic continues to drive both the technology inside and the design of today's’ faucets, showers, plumbing fixtures and accessories.
The modern design world takes influence from global sources. Innovation and ideas are sourced from any number of countries, cultures and environments. Architects and designers are being asked to incorporate the natural environment in their thinking and how rooms and living spaces make the home part of the landscape.
This course assists design professionals in understanding the characteristics of hardwood flooring so that they can effectively specify wood flooring for their client projects.
Ultrapremium appliances provide the opportunity to cook at home using the same level of equipment as professional chefs. This course explores the concept of the “prosumer” kitchen, the consumer values of the ultrapremium appliance market, and the styles, functions, and design considerations related to ultrapremium kitchen appliances.