Our take-aways from COVID-19 have accelerated positive emerging trends like the outdoor office, touchless technology and modular construction.
This CEU will not only identify the most troublesome flooring problems created by the presence of moisture in concrete, but will also outline specific steps that design practitioners and facility executives can take to mitigate the risks of exposure to this persistent and expensive issue.
1 LU AIA Learning Unit
Addressing student behaviors, improving the learning environment, and enhancing the sustainability of educational buildings with design.
With office rents rising, less space needed, and little demand for any extra space they may want to dump, employers need to make the most of their office space. That space, however, may be used differently from week to week or even day to day.
Explore the various ways that flooring can contribute toward the WELLv2. CREDITS: 1.0 AIA LU/HSW
Learn what matters in choosing carpet from the perspectives of product performance, human health, and the environment. Then, learn how to get what you want on projects.
Introduction to the WELL Building Standard and its impact on three architectural product categories
As one of the most commonly used natural materials on the planet, limestone is readily available and relatively easy to carve or shape, making it a highly versatile building material. But how is this ubiquitous rock mined, processed and used in products to specify like resilient flooring?
Design MDU storage areas and public restrooms that offer people a better, safer experience.
Vinyl and rubber infuse the flooring sector with innovation in sustainability and style.
When it comes to material sourcing, Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs) can help designers identify and specify green products with greater confidence. Here’s what you need to know about the process.
Designers and end-users are increasingly focused on the connection between the products they specify and the subsequent impact on health and wellness. As such, the topic of transparency has never been more important.
Will the office of the future be a place strictly for employees to meet and collaborate, spending the rest of their time working from home?