Continuing Ed Courses

Maintain your career with RedBuilt

Just as a building needs a solid foundation and routine maintenance to stay its best, careers also need to be maintained. Having already built your knowledge base, we can help round it out.

RedBuilt provides free continuing education presentations for architects seeking AIA learning credits. Our courses can be conducted virtually or in-person by a technical sales representative in a lunch-and-learn workshop form.

As we operate nationally, there is likely a local representative in your neck of the woods.

AVAILABLE COURSES

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Engineered Wood – A Carbon Solution

Our built environment has an enormous ​impact on the natural environment. The materials we choose to build with will determine if this impact is positive or ​negative. This course will cover how engineered wood can be instrumental in driving down embodied carbon reducing the global warming potential for new construction. ​
Course #: CARBON100
Provider #: 404108191
Credits: 1HSW LU

Why Is Wood So Good?

Our built environment has an enormous impact on the public’s well-being as well as the natural environment. The materials we choose to build with will determine if this impact is positive or negative. This course will cover how wood can positively impact building occupants and the environment, displaying how building with wood can advance the protection and well being of the general public.
Course #: WOOD101
Provider #: 404108101
Credits: 1HSW LU
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Engineered Wood Products

This course is designed to help Architects gain a deeper understanding of the benefits, attributes and proper uses of engineered wood. Attendees will gain an understanding of: Why use engineered wood? Engineered wood types. The environmental benefits of using engineered wood. Designing for floor performance and vibration.
Course #: EWP103
Provider #: 404108101
Credits: 1LU

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