This fourth Health + Wellness Protocols module will explore products that enhance the health of a space, including furnishings, lighting fixtures, plumbing fixtures, appliances and cleaning products.

In this final Health + Wellness Protocols module, we will examine building components that shape our interior environments

Understand how homeowners can spend less money in the long term while aging in their homes by planning home upgrades that meet the Standards of Universal Design and Accessibility ahead of time.

This introduction will provide the background for designers to lead the conversation with their clients about the benefits of healthy interior spaces and how design strategies can impact health outcomes.

This second Health + Wellness Protocols module will introduce interior designers and architects to the baseline information necessary to understand this growing health and wellness approach to design practice.

This third Health + Wellness Protocols module will give you an overview of the processes and tools needed to select healthier materials.

Biophilic design builds on the human-nature connection to give designers a new framework to create spaces where people are healthier, more satisfied, and more productive.

In this course you’ll hear from the research team behind the Stand Up to Work study, a multidisciplinary project examining the effects of adjustable workstations in an office environment.

Learn about the most significant requirements to consider during the interior surface selection process, including materiality, meaning, message, and maintenance.

This session will introduce interior designers, architects, and design students to expert panelists across government, industry, design, technology, and standards, who share their field perspectives on this issue.