Aia Continuing Education Ada Bathrooms for Children
ADA courses for architects & design professionals
Whether you're looking for new courses on accessible design or continuing education to satisfy ADA requirements for architects, AIAU brings the industry's best ADA (and HSW) courses to you.
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The accessibility series
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Accessible Architecture: Designing for Success, Part 1
1.00 LU ADA HSW RIBA
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Accessible Architecture: Designing for Success, Part 2
1.25 LUs ADA HSW RIBA
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Accessible Architecture: Designing for Success, Part 3
1.50 LUs ADA HSW RIBA
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Architects from Gensler, Meeting the Challenge, Mark Mazz, Pierce Lamb Architects, Karen Braitmayer, Abadi Accessibility, and more offer expert guidance on regulations, common mistakes, and emerging standards and trends in compliant design.
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Why is Accessibility So Hard?
1.00 LU ADA HSW GBCI RIBA
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ADA Tolerances and Acceptable Measurements
1.50 LUs ADA HSW RIBA
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Why are ADA Compliant Toilet, Bathing, Dressing and Locker Rooms so Tricky?
1.50 LUs ADA HSW GBCI RIBA
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Applying the ADA on Existing and Altered Buildings
1.00 LU ADA HSW GBCI RIBA
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Supportive Environments for People with Low Vision: Seeing the Light
1.00 LU ADA HSW GBCI RIBA
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Have you seen the light? More than 17 million Americans have low vision, making lighting an increasingly important consideration in design. Based on the latest Design Guidelines for the Visual Environment, this session shares some best practices in creating built environments that support people with low vision. You'll gain an increased understanding of: • How different types of low vision may be helped by particular design solutions • What types of environmental measurements and criteria could be used in a standard for low-vision design • Evidence-based design tools, techniques, and guidelines to help architects create supportive environments for people with low vision Clanton, Siemsen, Soenke Determine criteria and evaluation methods for lighting, wayfinding, and surfaces/materials that are appropriate for particular design conditions and circumstances Understand how different types of low vision may be helped by particular design solutions Learn what types of prescriptive and performance-based environmental measurements, values, and evaluation criteria could be used in a standard for low-vision design, as opposed to the more broad-based guideline Use evidence-based design tools, techniques, and guidelines, including the current edition of the National Institute of Building Sciences' Design Guidelines for the Visual Environment, that are currently available to help architects create supportive environments for people with low vision
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Compliance under the 2010 ADA for K-12 Schools and Housing for Places of Education
1.00 LU ADA HSW RIBA
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This course explores the regulations under the 2010 Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) that affect school facilities. Take an in-depth look at the impact of the new children's requirements, best practices for classroom acoustics, and the new U.S. Department of Justice requirements for housing at places of education (both traditional dorms and housing built for students). Designed for those with intermediate knowledge of accessibility in design and construction, participants in this session will be better prepared to design beautiful and functional ADA-compliant schools and dorms. Braitmayer Review the current regulations under the 2010 Americans with Disabilities Act. List 10 common errors made in the design of these spaces. Explain the benefits and challenges of quality classroom acoustics. Describe how housing for places of education differs from multi-family housing.
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