Accessibility Requirements for Renovation Projects – Architects Online
$17.00This course will help you understand the accessibility requirements for renovation projects and how they differ from those of new construction.
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This course will help you understand the accessibility requirements for renovation projects and how they differ from those of new construction.
This course covers what must be accessible within assembly occupancies and how to make those elements accessible.
The knowledge and technology to enable our elders to stay at home are well established. All that is lacking are finances to do so, the time to do so, the will to do so and wide-spread dissemination of knowledge on how to do so.
This course will be an overview of sustainability concepts, with an emphasis on when in the project these aspects should be considered for the most effective application of these principles.
This course is intended to explain the overall concept of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) with a focus on its main principles and how they are implemented via urban planning and other means.
This course provides building industry professionals with the technical mastery of Biomimicry, framed by the overarching goal of Biophilic Design.
Biophilic design is the concept to increase building occupant connectivity to nature whereas biophilic urbanism is a trend in city planning and urban design to integrate nature into the urban built environment.
The course will address terms such as Blast-Proof vs Blast Resistant; Overpressures and impulses; 3-part curves; Blast contours; Inherent protective properties of common construction systems and active vs passive responses.
This course is an “Introductory” course to the fundamental understanding of concreting – “best practices”.
In this course, we will examine what we do know about this ubiquitous, ever-present, radioactive gas, why more and more, it tends to accumulate in our buildings, the danger that represents to the health of occupants and what exactly can be done to lower our increasing risk.
This course is intended to increase awareness among architects and designers about the impact of building design on HVAC systems and how those elements that architects develop can help optimize an HVAC solution.
This course will focus on Seismic (earthquake) forces and how buildings are designed to withstand the challenges posed by these forces.
In this course, we will examine what we do know about this ubiquitous, ever-present, radioactive gas, why more and more, it tends to accumulate in our buildings, the danger that represents to the health of occupants and what exactly can be done to lower our increasing risk.
This course encourages and examines the impact of decisions and methods to conserve energy. Because all such actions ultimately result in a desirable preservation of natural resources for the security of generations to come.