METROCON08 Expo & Conference Continuing Education Information
For information on the keynote event, visit the KEYNOTE page. For a comprehensive schedule of the two-day event, visit the OVERVIEW page. For travel and location information, visit the TRAVEL page.
Important note for interior designers registered in the state of Texas:
All continuing education courses, including the Keynote, have been cumulatively reviewed and approved by the Interior Design Continuing Education Council [IDCEC], the organization that serves as a central entity for the sharing of interior design continuing education information, approval, and registration. The four IDCEC member organizations – ASID [American Society of Interior Designers], IDC [Interior Designers of Canada], IDEC [Interior Design Educators Council], & IIDA [International Interior Design Association] - work together to approve continuing education courses. As a result, courses approved through one of these organizations are approved for all these organizations. Those classes that count as CEPHs - that is, those that are designated as as Health / Safety / Welfare [HSW] and count toward the required eight (8) hours per year - are designated as such below.
Please know that in the state of Texas, it ultimately is the discretion of the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners [TBAE] – the regulatory agency that oversees the examination, registration, and professional regulation of interior designers, as well as architects and landscape architects – to deem a course as HSW, not IDCEC. To download a TBAE CEPH log sheet to keep track of your continuing education hours, please visit the TBAE website: www.tbae.state.tx.us.
The following are handouts made available by course instructors (click on the course name to download the file):
Eco-Friendly Residential Products - Annette Stelmack (3.3MB PDF)Operation Mindshift: A Cross-Industry Catalyst for Change - Rex Miller (5.7MB PDF)
Personal Lines Coverage - Elise Farnham (632Kb PDF)
Speech Privacy in Office Design - Lee Baggett (736Kb PDF)
Sustainable Residential Interiors - Annette Stelmack (5MB PDF)
Water Efficiency & Plant Selection of Exterior Landscaping - Mark Slicker (4.9MB PDF)
2008 CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES
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Eco-Friendly Residential Products THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 02-15 AM - 03-15 AM Subject Matter: C, R, HSW With a focus on products, this comprehensive session will cover Green Fixed Interior Finishes & Green Interior Furnishings: an in depth review of materials and products, their features, and applications. Together, we will examine the criteria in qualifying a green product, how and where to find green products, how to sell green products to clients and recommendations for eco-resources. Healthy and eco-friendly options for residential fixed finishes and furnishings will be covered in detail providing attendees with the essential criteria to knowledgeably judge green products and materials. Presenteer: Annette K. Stelmack, ASID Allied Member Location: ROOM # 1 Course Sponsor: ASID Texas Chapter Status: CLOSED |
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Personal Lines Coverage Needs for the Small Business Owner THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 02-15 AM - 03-15 AM Subject Matter: C, R This seminar will provide the small business owner a better understanding of the coverage needs created by today's working environment and loss exposures. We will explore the application of personal umbrella coverage and how gaps occur in the umbrella policy form. This presentation is a thorough review of the need for umbrella coverage to protect personal assets. Exposures presented by home-based businesses are growing as more and more people work from home. Actual claim situations will be discussed along with recommendations for reducing risks and protecting business assets. When the business owner's car is owned by the business, the need for drive other car coverage is increasing. This presentation will examine coverage provided by the business Auto Policy DOC coverage endorsement. Case studies demonstrate appropriate coverage for individuals who drive company cars and give attendees a hands-on approach to learning about this endorsement. Presenteer: Elise M. Farnham, CPCU, ARM, AIM, CPIW Location: ROOM # 3 Course Sponsor: ASID Texas Chapter Status: OPEN |
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Celebrating the Past: Historic Preservation and Interior Design THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 04-30 AM - 05-30 AM Subject Matter: C, R The seminar will cover the basics of the field of historic preservation that are relevant to practicing design professionals. At some point in their careers, architects and interior designers are bound to encounter and work with an historic building. This presentation outlines the accepted approaches to historic recourses as understood within the preservation discipline. Issues addressed include: what makes a site historic? What are the accepted standards for rehabilitation? How do preservation regulations work? Presenteer: Peter Dedek, ASID Location: ROOM # 3 Course Sponsor: Venetian Plastering Status: CLOSED |
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Sustainable Residential Interiors THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 04-30 AM - 05-30 AM Subject Matter: R, HSW This seminar emphasizes the role and responsibility of residential interior design in creating sustainable, healthy homes and nurturing the future of our plant. Topics covered address cutting-edge, practical information on analyzing green interior products and options drawing from our book "Sustainable Residential Interiors." The presentation will concentrate on the overarching principles for sustainable design taking it from advocacy to literacy. The session will demonstrate how to design green interiors, how to green a design business, specifications that deliver a quality green project, and inspiring interior case studies. Presenteer: Annette K. Stelmack, ASID Allied Member Location: ROOM # 1 Course Sponsor: ASID Texas Chapter Status: OPEN |
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Make Waterjet Project Designs Simple With Specifications THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 08-30 AM - 09-30 AM Subject Matter: C, AIA Learn how correct specifications at the start of your project can assure it is completed precisely the way you designed it, and can help to avoid getting your hard work value-engineered out. We will also cover, "What is waterjet technology and how will it assist in the implementation of my design?" And will show how waterjet technology can create greater functionality, safety and innovative design without a great deal of expense. Presenteer: Philip Einsohn Location: ROOM # 10 Course Sponsor: Status: OPEN |
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Mold, Why Now? THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 08-30 AM - 09-30 AM Subject Matter: R, C, F, HSW, AI This course reviews basic terminology relating to mold and indoor air quality issues. The content of this course will cover past and current issues involving mold and indoor air quality. Presenteer: Claudia Lezell, IICRC, ASID Location: ROOM # 4 Course Sponsor: Flooring Technology Institute Status: OPEN |
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Introduction to Access THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 08-30 AM - 09-30 AM Subject Matter: C, R, HSW, BF, A Basic seminar introduces the requirements of state and federal accessibility and the rights and responsibilities of different parties under each. If you’re pressed for time, and just need the nuts and bolts of access, this is the seminar for you. Presenteer: Kristi Thomas Location: ROOM # 8 Course Sponsor: ASID Texas Chapter Status: CLOSED |
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State of the Art Green Roofing Systems VS Old Outdated Methods THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 08-30 AM - 09-30 AM Subject Matter: F Description: This course will compare and contrast prefabricated VS. roll good single-ply roofing systems. We will discuss how and why these innovative products are changing the way we are building and renovating our homes and places of work. The key points that we will discuss include efficiency, single-ply cost vs. older petroleum based roofing products, product warranties and the end to your maintenance woes. Presenteer: Dustin Haney Location: ROOM # 6 Course Sponsor: Status: OPEN |
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Texas Legislative Update THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 08-30 AM - 09-30 AM Subject Matter: C, R, HSW Update on Legislation in Texas Presenteer: Donna Vining, FASID, IIDA, RID, CAPS Location: ROOM # 2 Course Sponsor: Texas Association for Interior Design Status: CLOSED |
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Operation Mindshift: A Cross-Industry Catalyst for Change THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 09-45 AM - 10-45 AM Subject Matter: C Mindshift started as a dialogue and grew to become an industry change initiative responding to business and environmental demands for improvement. Global competition, new technologies, shifting social values and demographics are new drivers for fundamental change. Within the industry falling margins, talent shortages, increased conflict, runaway schedules and costs have reached a tipping point. This presentation makes the case for all to engage in fundamental change and outlines seven of the most promising initiatives for change and the new mindshift approach. Presenteer: Rex Miller and Dean Strombom, AIA, LEED AP Location: ROOM # 7 Course Sponsor: Status: CLOSED |
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Avoiding Costly Access Mistakes THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 09-45 AM - 10-45 AM Subject Matter: C, R, HSW, BF, A Sometimes being off by inches in design and construction can lead to major headaches. In this seminar, attendees will learn about the most common accessibility mistakes, and how to avoid these in future projects. Topics covered include confusion about the roles of state and federal accessibility standards and elements that most frequently trigger complaints and lawsuits. Presenteer: Kristi Thomas Location: ROOM # 8 Course Sponsor: ASID Texas Chapter Status: CLOSED |
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Healthcare Motion Furniture THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 09-45 AM - 10-45 AM Subject Matter: C, HSW This course is intended for anyone within the healthcare industry who has a desire to learn more about the up-and-coming topic of motion furniture. Motion furniture can be an invaluable product when specified in the correct location within a facility, but it can have negative effects if it is placed in the incorrect environment. The course provides an overview of the different types of motion furniture, outlines the advantages and disadvantages of motion products, and presents educated recommendations for the most appropriate motion furniture locations. Presenteer: Paul Nemschoff Location: ROOM # 1 Course Sponsor: Nemschoff Status: OPEN |
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TBAE: Roles, Rules, and Regulations THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 09-45 AM - 10-45 AM Subject Matter: C, R, HSW With such hot topics as sustainability, high-profile lawsuits, the so-called architecture/engineering “overlap,” and ever-changing statutes and agency rules, design professionals need to know the latest developments. TBAE Executive Director Cathy Hendricks will deliver the news and information design professionals need and answer questions from conference attendees as well. This is a shouldn’t-miss for any design professional working in Texas! Presenteer: Cathy Hendricks, ASID, IIDA and Priscilla Pipho, Deputy Director Location: ROOM # 5 Course Sponsor: Texas Board of Architectural Examiners Status: CLOSED |
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Elevator Interior Improvements/ADA Compliance; What to watch out for! THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 09-45 AM - 10-45 AM Subject Matter: F, HSW While elevators are an important design and planning element in most multi-story commercial, institutional and multi-unit residential projects, many property managers, engineers, and interior designers have not had the opportunity to develop a systematic overview of basic elevator technology, design and usage. The purpose of this presentation is to provide such an overview of architectural upgrades. We’ll take a look at: – The history of elevators – Common types of elevators – Basic elevator components – Cab interior upgrades – ADA upgrades Presenteer: Alan W. Buchanan Location: ROOM # 3 Course Sponsor: Status: OPEN |
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Speech Privacy in Office Design THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 01-00 PM - 02-00 PM Subject Matter: C, HSW, AIA This presentation reviews research documenting the link between office noise and worker effectiveness. The program addresses special acoustical issues in open plan offices, and the key measurements to use when selecting acoustical ceilings for open plan environments. Finally, the course outlines a balanced acoustical design approach to use when selecting ceilings, furniture systems, and masking to enhance speech privacy. Presenteer: Lee Baggett, LEED AP, CDT Location: ROOM # 4 Course Sponsor: Armstrong Status: CLOSED |
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How Low Can You Go? THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 01-00 PM - 02-00 PM Subject Matter: C In this interactive lecture, HOK will examine the challenges, issues, tools and solutions resulting from the increasing trend to create denser interior layouts. From a business perspective, LEARN how to deal with clients who want more space without adding more square footage; UNDERSTAND the impact to social and cultural customs including regional and worldwide differences; and RECOGNIZE when a Change Management program becomes critical. HOK will share actual workplace environments and case studies. Presenteer: Andrea Moeder, IIDA, LEED AP, Senior Consultant; John Reid, AIA, Senior Consultant; and Pete Winters Location: ROOM # 2 Course Sponsor: HOK Status: CLOSED |
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Water Efficiency & Plant Selection of Exterior Landscaping THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 01-00 PM - 02-00 PM Subject Matter: F, C, R Learn 1-2-3 what you can do today to save thousands of dollars in water bills. How to plan future drive-up appeal properly and affordably. See and understand Xeriscape with drought tolerant, evergreen and perennial plants. Each attendee will receive “Best of Texas Landscaping Guide.” A complete color directory of native & adaptive plants specific to North Texas. Presenteer: Mark Slicker, Certified Landscape Professional and Greg Goree Location: ROOM # 8 Course Sponsor: Status: CLOSED |
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Introduction to Window Film THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 01-00 PM - 02-00 PM Subject Matter: C, R, HSW Will educate the Interior Designer on the Health, Safety and Welfare benefits on Window Film. The course objective is to illustrate a clear representation of Window Film and how the application of film to existing glass will offer the homeowner a way to: Eliminate Skin and Fabric Damaging ultra violet rays, Improve the strength of glass Safety and Security and by reducing the solar heat load lower Energy Costs. Presenteer: Ray Levy Location: ROOM # 6 Course Sponsor: Sunbelt Window Film Status: CLOSED |
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Opportunities in Retail Store Design and Planning THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 01-00 PM - 02-00 PM Subject Matter: C, R Most people don't think of retail stores as excellent opportunities for architects and interior designers to grow their reputations, showcase their talent and develop their business skills. This seminar will introduce the professional and business opportunities available in retail design and planning, through case studies illustrating how a retail practice can feed into other areas of specialization and expertise that can help a firm evolve into many areas of practice. Presenteer: Michael J. Malone, AIA, Studio Director Location: ROOM # 10 Course Sponsor: WKMC Architects, Inc. Status: CLOSED |
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Your Roof Protects Your Building’s Assets, Yet Your Roofer Can Be a Real Pain to Deal With THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 02-15 PM - 03-15 PM Subject Matter: F Pick up tips on managing roofers as well as information about Green Roofs & how to save money and extend the life of your ROOF! - What are the three main problems you face when dealing with roofing subcontractors? - What are the different types of roof systems and how they affect you? - Is a roof warranty really worth the money and what does a roof warranty really cover? - What the heck are green roofs? - Proactive vs. deferred roof maintenance. Presenteer: Jill Melançon, NAWIC, IFMA; Doug Swisher; Steve Little, NRP, NRCA, IRMI, CFMA; and Keith Post, NRCA, Location: ROOM # 9 Course Sponsor: Status: OPEN |
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ADA From Curb to Door THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 02-15 PM - 03-15 PM Subject Matter: C, F, R, HSW, BF Basic information for building and facility managers who need to bring their properties up to date for ADA requirements. Course will address Accessible route, parking issues (including striping & signage) and ramps. Presenteer: Gary Ardis Location: ROOM # 5 Course Sponsor: Status: CLOSED |
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The Creative Sandbox: Leveraging the Creative Forces in Your Organization THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 02-15 PM - 03-15 PM Subject Matter: C Spend an hour with Gensler creatives Marilyn Archer and Jim Oswald in a "hands-on," participative creative session to learn specific ways of focusing and harnessing your organizations untapped creative energies. Pickup simple ways of accessing your company's innovative potential through the power of play, improvisation and altering perspectives. Based on their research conducted with many of their Fortune 100/500 clients, Jim and Marilyn will share dozens of ideas/methods for being creative and innovative. Presenteer: Marilyn Archer, FIIDA, Principal Project Director and Jim Oswald, Senior Associate/Strategic Planner Location: ROOM # 7 Course Sponsor: Gensler Status: CLOSED |
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Keeping Out of the Red When Going Green: A Practical Approach to Sustainable Options in Existing Fac THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 04-30 PM - 05-30 PM Subject Matter: F The evaluation of sustainable replacement options available to existing buildings on the basis of total cost of ownership and using the triple bottom line as a compass. Including an analysis of specific examples of green versus traditional systems, the presentation of case studies, and the presentation of real numbers and real effects of implementing some of the most popular green alternatives. Presenteer: Mark Sekula, CFM, LEED-AP and Brad D. Kondrach, EIT Location: ROOM # 6 Course Sponsor: Status: CLOSED |
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Respecting Our Differences... Designing For Success THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 04-30 PM - 05-30 PM Subject Matter: C, HSW We’ll provide an overall look into the different factors that impact employees and how we, as designers, can use these differences to our advantage. We’ve identified four “Design Drivers” – generation, psychographics, gender and technology – to provide a comprehensive look into integrating office space while respecting these societal categories. Presenteer: Kent Reyling Location: ROOM # 10 Course Sponsor: Kimball Office Status: CLOSED |
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The Good, The Bad and The Ugly of Materials Selection THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 04-30 PM - 05-30 PM Subject Matter: C, HSW It's amazing, the progress our society has made, even in the last 100 years. Moving from the industrial age to the information age, from horses to cars, handwritten letters to Morse code, to the internet and myspacec. What we haven't fully realized is that the progress comes with a huge price tag. Some things that we take for granted as "good" - or things we think have made our lives easier... haven't. When we come to a deeper understanding of a particular material that is in a product or a particular process that is used to create a new product, we begin to realize the impact of the choices we make each day. It's why we are here today - to explore how the material choices we make - as consumers, architects, designers, facilities managers, project managers... each day - can have either a positive or negative impact on human health, and the health of the planet. Come experience the good, the bad, and the ugly of materials selection. Presenteer: Stephanie Dagelewicz Location: ROOM # 5 Course Sponsor: Steelcase Status: CLOSED |
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Ethics - What Do You Think, What Would You Do? THURSDAY, 8-14-2008 - 04-30 PM - 05-30 PM Subject Matter: C, R, HSW We all have our morals, values and belief systems that we live by. How do we bring those to business? How do we perceive how we work and what we do in business? Dare to explore different ways of thinking about ethics. See how perceptions can help or blur the way we think and operate. Ethical or not? Presenteer: Glen Boudreaux, RID, ASID Location: ROOM # 8 Course Sponsor: The MetalTile Collection Status: OPEN |
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A New Sensibility: Authenticity in Healthcare Design FRIDAY, 8-15-2008 - 08-30 AM - 09-30 AM Subject Matter: C, R Experience marketing consultants have successfully partnered with healthcare facilities to help them differentiate their business from their competition. A central focus is the design and staging of the “Patient Experience.” But what are the implications to the facility when a “theme” is approved? Are we now to design “Disney-Main-Street-USA?” Is this Disneyland tastes on a hospital budget? What happens to timeless, healing design when the client says “theme it?” This presentation will review the history of “theme-ing” and compare and contrast its role in creating the patient experience along with the role of a certified healthcare interior designer and architect. A general discussion will follow and a “call to action.” Presenteer: Linda Bishop, AAHID, IIDA, ASID, LEED AP Location: ROOM # 1 Course Sponsor: AAHID – American Academy of Healthcare Interior Designers Status: OPEN |
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Cradle to Cradle and Biomimicry FRIDAY, 8-15-2008 - 08-30 AM - 09-30 AM Subject Matter: C, R, HSW This Interactive lecture will address two current design processes, Cradle to Cradle and Biomimicry principals. These fascinating processes will help designers rethink about how to design sustainably. Short video clips of the founders Bill McDonough and Janine Benyus will be featured. Notes will be a fill in the blank outline format. Presenteer: J. D. Carter, ASID Location: ROOM # 3 Course Sponsor: ASID Texas Chapter Status: CLOSED |
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Be Specific About Speech Privacy FRIDAY, 8-15-2008 - 08-30 AM - 09-30 AM Subject Matter: C, F, HSW This program is a beginner to intermediate program on acoustics, speech privacy, sound masking, and industry standards for acoustics. The learning objectives for the program will include a discussion on how sound travels and the key industry definitions for measuring sound. It will show participants how and why the concept of sound masking works and will define the performance criteria and standards for a quality sound masking system. In addition a review of federal mandates regarding speech privacy will be discussed. Presenteer: Jonathan Leonard, ASA, NSCA, InfoComm or Michael Polan, IFMA, NSCA, InfoComm, OFDA Location: ROOM # 5 Course Sponsor: Status: OPEN |
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Capturing the Advantages of an “Open” Control System FRIDAY, 8-15-2008 - 08-30 AM - 09-30 AM Subject Matter: F The program will address the advantages of an open system versus a proprietary system and what that means for a building owner and/or operator. Furthermore, we will cover the changes that have occurred in the controls industry, with respect to the acquisitions that have taken place and what are their go to market strategies. Finally, the presentation will speak to the necessary attributes of a fully functional Direct Digital Control (DDC) system. Presenteer: Chris Eason and Rob Crisler Location: ROOM # 10 Course Sponsor: Status: OPEN |
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“In God we Trust; all others bring data!” FRIDAY, 8-15-2008 - 08-30 AM - 09-30 AM Subject Matter: C, R, HSW Understanding all the new green product certifications & labels can be very confusing. New certifications and labels are entering the market place weekly. Trying to keep up with each of these can be over whelming. Learn how these new certifications and labels affect sustainable products and how they can help contribute to LEED credit points for furniture and finish and materials. A certification says that a product meets those criteria. In the green building product arena, numerous certifications follow this general outline, but in widely varying ways. Presenteer: Deborah Fuller, Senior Interior Designer/Sustainable Leader Location: ROOM # 8 Course Sponsor: HOK Status: CLOSED |
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Wayfinding Design for Varied Capabilities FRIDAY, 8-15-2008 - 10-45 AM - 11-45 AM Subject Matter: C, F, R, HSW Wayfinding and its attendant variables--signage, landmarks, maps, directories, and spatial layout--are often inaccessible cues for a number of populations, creating barriers as insurmountable as stairs are to an individual in a wheelchair. Through lecture and interactive exercises, attendees will learn about various types of wayfinding cues and how these cues can be made easier to understand and remember when navigating a building, including emergency exiting. Based on the presenter's original award-winning research on wayfinding for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in large public spaces, the session will demonstrate universal approaches to wayfinding design that serve to benefit all users. Presenteer: Patricia Salmi, Ph.D., ASID Location: ROOM # 1 Course Sponsor: ASID Texas Chapter Status: CLOSED |
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New Technologies in the Bathroom FRIDAY, 8-15-2008 - 10-45 AM - 11-45 AM Subject Matter: C, R, F, HSW Learn how emerging technologies that are becoming more widely available and now more designer friendly and have beneficial impacts on health, safety, and welfare. Presenteer: Jeffrey Goodman Location: ROOM # 5 Course Sponsor: Skanadario by Goodman Supply Status: CLOSED |
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Understanding the Benefits of Ceramic Tile Restorative Bonding FRIDAY, 8-15-2008 - 10-45 AM - 11-45 AM Subject Matter: F, HSW Using the proper American National Standard Specifications for ceramic tile, this program will review existing tile and grout problems in commercial buildings, replacement, and sustainable aspects of restorative bonding. After completion of this course, participants will be able to understand or identify existing ceramic tile and grout problems in commercial buildings, full replacement vs. restorative bonding, methodology of restorative bonding, use of restorative bonding in new construction and sustainable aspects of restorative bonding. Presenteer: Carrie Rambo Location: ROOM # 7 Course Sponsor: Status: OPEN |
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You Want What?! Discovering Your Client’s Needs FRIDAY, 8-15-2008 - 10-45 AM - 11-45 AM Subject Matter: C, R Before you start to design, you need to discover what your client expects, distinguish between needs and wants, identify and resolve issues, and quantify everything. We’ll discuss this process, called programming, and how it works for commercial interior projects. You'll leave with a good understanding of what questions to ask your client, how to organize all the information, and common pitfalls. Presenteer: Chuck Hagemeier, Senior Associate Location: ROOM # 3 Course Sponsor: Gensler Status: CLOSED |
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An Eco_Modern Design Initiative FRIDAY, 8-15-2008 - 10-45 AM - 11-45 AM Subject Matter: C, R This generation of designers has the wonderful opportunity, and duty, to create a truly eco-effective world. This seminar will lay a foundation to meet this challenge. A brief look at design history reveals the need to change and refine and our thinking to serve this goal. Learn how we must acknowledge the tyranny of tradition, and understand trends toward an eco-modernist esthetic. It will illustrate eco-effective designs whose revolutionary materiality offer surprising design solutions. This thought-provoking seminar will challenge designers to forge a greener world of functionality, beauty and abundance. Presenteer: Peter Danko Location: ROOM # 10 Course Sponsor: Peter Danko Design Status: CLOSED |
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Keynote: Tapping the Positive Power of Criticism FRIDAY, 8-15-2008 - 01-00 PM - 02-00 PM Subject Matter: C, F, R One topic that has developed a bad reputation over the years is giving and receiving criticism. While criticism is an integral part of our everyday lives, few people have received any formal training on how to deliver it effectively or benefit as the receiver. We will examine criticism and touch on some of the essential skills for delivering criticism more effectively so it will benefit the receiver. After all, when clients "complain," isn't that criticism? The topic has great appeal despite its terrible reputation because it affects all of us on and off the job. Presenteer: Dr. Deborah Bright Location: Course Sponsor: OM Workspace Status: OPEN |
Class Coding:
C - commercial design applicationsR - residential design applications
F - facility management applications
HSW – health / safety / welfare
BF - barrier free applications
