CEU's

The American Institute of Architects

Continuing Education Systems
AIA/CES Registered Provider Program Summaries
AEP is approved by IEMSI and AIA as certified face to face presenters, and we are eager to provide AIA credited Lunch & Learn and walk through presentations offered by the various manufacturers, we represent. Please contact us if you are interested in setting up a lunch & learn, and we will be glad to schedule a date that works with your calendar. These are the Continuing Education Programs available for your review: 

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CLADDING
Program: Lightweight Panels for Ventilated Facades & Curtain Walls
Provider: GammaStone
Provider #: 404109534
Program #: 2101
Length: 1 hour
Credits: 1 LU Hour
HSW/SD: No
Description: Lightweight Panels for Ventilated Facades & Curtain Walls is designed to introduce attendees to the capabilities of incorporating lightweight panels into the design of buildings. It begins with an introduction into the benefits of a ventilated façade and then moves into discussing lightweight panel technology. Learning how one can design a building using materials such as natural stone, glass, brick and can overcome their design limitations.
Learning Objectives:
  • Understand how rainscreens are constructed.
  • Understand the benefits of a rainscreen (building efficiency, noise control, unique aesthetic, etc.)
  • Understand the composition of a lightweight composite panel.
  • Be able to imagine new ways of designing monolithic shapes with composite panels into a project with significant design challenges.
  • Understand the various applications lightweight panels can be incorporated into i.e., ceilings, curtainwalls,
  • etc.
  • Understand the different types of materials that can be used and how these materials can be used. What their possibilities and limitations are. (i.e., natural stone, glass, GFRC, etc.)
Phone: 817-600-2074
Program: Simplifying Exterior Architectural Metal Feature Specifications
Provider: BOK Modern
Program #: CE-U89113
Length: 1 hour
Credits: 1 learning unit
HSW/SD: HSW
Description: Discover how Exterior Architectural Metal (EAM) systems enhance building performance, aesthetics, and sustainability while streamlining installation. This course explores traditional, pre-engineered, and custom solutions, guiding you through product selection, installation methods, and their role in meeting green building standards. Gain valuable insights into how EAM systems improve efficiency and elevate modern design.
Learning Objectives:
  • Define the role of exterior architectural metal systems (EAM) in buildings and identify the different types of EAM systems.
  • Explore how EAM systems impact the performance and aesthetics of buildings and their significance in architectural design.
  • Delve into the wide range of product offerings in the EAM category and discover the difference between traditional installations, pre-engineered and custom solutions.
  • Assess different product options and installation methods and their impact on system design.
  • Discuss the sustainability benefits of installing EAM systems that contribute to green building standards.

Recognized Associations: AIA, LA CES, and 47 licensing boards
AIA Program Number: CE-U89113
This course qualifies for Professional Engineer (PDH) credit.
Reference: CEU Events course page

Program: Architectural Mesh Systems / Design Freedom & Functionality
Provider: Cambridge Architectural
Provider #: J845
Program #: CA0507
Length: 1 hour
Credits: 1 learning unit
HSW/SD: HSW
Description: This course explores woven metal fabric – used historically as a utilitarian industrial product - as a new architectural material that provides valuable functionality in addition to stunningly unique aesthetics.
Learning Objectives:
  • Learn about architectural mesh's origins and history to the present day
  • Learn the variety of architectural functions that mesh serves
  • Learn about three major components of an architectural mesh system
  • Learn why and how to specify an architectural mesh system
  • Learn about the many sustainable or green attributes of architectural mesh
  • Learn how architectural mesh compares in cost to alternative architectural products
Program: Specifying Fiber Cement Wall Systems
Provider: Ceraclad
Provider #: T207
Program #: 38870771
Credits: 1 learning unit
HSW/SD: HSW
Description: Best Practices for Modern Buildings
Learning Objectives:
  • Understand the differences between different kinds of fiber cement claddings, including available texture and coating options, and identify ways in which fiber cement can contribute to sustainability goals
  • Discuss the lifetime costs of fiber cement and other cladding materials
  • Describe updates to energy code as it related to the exterior wall assembly and the advantages and disadvantages of different attachment methods for fiber cement through continuous exterior insulation
  • Explain what types of fire tests are required by the code for facades with fiber cement, including walls with exterior insulation
Program: Using HPL Compact Panels for DBV Wall Systems
Provider: Fundermax
Program #: FMX2021HPL
Length: 1 hour
Credits: 1 learning unit
HSW/SD: HSW
Description: This course is designed to help architects and designers understand what HPL Compact is and the benefits of using this material as cladding in rainscreen systems. The program covers how the product is manufactured, its applications in exterior construction, design considerations, installation details, code compliance, sustainability, and the basics of rainscreen design and function.
Learning Objectives:
  • Understand how HPL compact panels are manufactured and how they are classified according to EN 438.
  • Recall the performance and aesthetic benefits of HPL compact cladding and describe some HPL compact panel installation methods.
  • Understand the history of rainscreen construction and the benefits of using this method in exterior wall design.
  • Describe how a Drained and Back-Ventilated rainscreen functions, its design requirements, and its components.
Program: Mounting High Pressure Compact Laminate Facades
Provider: Fundermax
Program #: FMX2020HPL+
Length: 1 hour
Credits: 1 learning unit
HSW/SD: HSW
Description: This course is designed to educate architects and designers about the mounting system options and material choices for High Pressure Compact Laminate Facades. We will learn what HPL compact is and the benefits of using this material in façade construction, as well as the components needed, and the different mounting methods used to construct rainscreen façades. We will also cover the basics of code compliance in relation to HPL compact assemblies.
Learning Objectives:
  • Understand the material choices for HPL mounting systems
  • Know the different systems and the aesthetic options that can be achieved with each HPL mounting system type
  • Have a working knowledge of airflow and drainage requirements for HPL panel systems
  • Understand the attachment options for Continuous Insulation when integrated with HPL mounting systems

For more information, contact:
Joseph Polak CSI
Architectural Engineered products
3524 Foot Hills Drive
Weatherford, TX 76087
(817) 600-2074

joepolak@myproductrep.com
www.myproductrep.com

Program: HD Finishes
Provider: Maibec Dizal
Provider #: 404108832
Length: 1 hour
Credits: 1 learning unit
HSW/SD: HSW
Description: Learn about the latest digital print design ideas in the cladding industry and how they make a building envelope more sustainable.
Learning Objectives:
  • Relay how to optimally design with HD printed material with intention of adding to constructability and simplicity.
  • Relay the benefits of HD Printing as a finish on recyclable materials.
  • Distinguish between modern siding options utilizing advanced finishing methods.
  • Define sustainability and recognize the three pillars of sustainability: Economic, Environmental, and Social.
Program: Light Interference Color Stainless Steel
Provider: Millennium Forms
Provider #: 404108846
Program #: AIAMF 1024
Length: 1 hour
Credits: 1 Learning Unit
HSW/SD: HSW
Description: This program will provide a brief introduction to stainless steel and the electrochemical coloring process of stainless steel known as light interference color (LIC).
Learning Objectives:
  • Evolution of metals in construction and architecture
  • Understand Light Interference Color (LIC) and the process by which it is created
  • Application and Limitations
  • LIC characteristics & the effect of viewing angles, light conditions and material finish on color
GLASS
Program: Optimizing Daylight with Dimensional Materials
Provider: Okalux North America
Provider #: 40107852
Program #: 300100C
Length: 1 hour
Credits: 1 learning unit
HSW/SD: HSW
Description: This program addresses and describes various glazing options for maximizing daylight, controlling solar heat gain, maximizing visibility and view, minimizing reflections, controlling glare, and optimizing energy efficiency.
Learning Objectives:
  • Understand how to utilize dimensional materials for controlling daylight and solar heating
  • Describe at least four major benefits to using dimensional materials in an insulated glass
  • Compare architectural techniques and glazing systems for daylight control
  • Understand the comparative benefits of high-performance architectural glazing system in such areas as energy efficiency, thermal gain, and indoor environmental quality

Method of Delivery: In Person
Cost to participants: None
Facilitator Qualifications: Cori Izsak Gale, Okalux North America Manager, has extensive knowledge of the glass industry
Joe Polak, Okalux North America Representative, building envelope specialist
Presenter’s contact information:
Email: coriizsakgale@okaluxna.com : Mobile phone number: 914 999-0332
Email: joepolak@myproductrep.com: Mobile phone number: 817 600 2074

For more information, contact:
Joseph Polak CSI
Architectural Engineered products
3524 Foot Hills Drive
Weatherford, TX 76087
(817) 600-2074

joepolak@myproductrep.com
www.myproductrep.com

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