Designing Through the Pane: An Architect's Guide to Commercial Window Treatment

Designing Through the Pane: Architect's Guide to Commercial Window Treatment

This is an HSW-approved course; attendees are eligible for AIA credits. Please enter your AIA number when you register and allow 5-7 business days after the event's conclusion to receive your certificate via email.

Designers understand how difficult and time-consuming it is to research and choose the best architectural products for projects. As an essential element in commercial design, window shades not only contribute to a space's aesthetic appeal but also play a significant role in managing natural light, enhancing privacy, and optimizing energy efficiency.

In this course, participants will delve into the diverse range of window shade options, learn about their functional attributes, and gain expertise in selecting and integrating window shades seamlessly into architectural and interior design projects to contribute to building occupant comfort.

Learning Objectives

In this webinar, you'll learn how to:

• Recognize the impact of window shades on natural light, privacy, and energy efficiency.
• Analyze the stylistic elements and integration possibilities of window shades in different design contexts.
• Understand the performance attributes of shade materials, such as light control and UV protection.
• Apply knowledge of window shade types, styles, and materials to select appropriate solutions for various architectural and interior design scenarios.

About Patrick Mooney

Patrick Mooney, Regional Sales Manager for Inpro’s Commercial Window Treatments division, is a window treatment industry veteran with over 25 years of experience with all types of commercial shading systems. His role provides specification and project support to architects, designers, owners, general contractors, and subcontractors.

Host: Hannah Feniak

Hannah Feniak is Architizer’s Managing Editor. When she’s not leading our talented team of writers and interviewing the industry’s most innovative designers, Hannah is likely to be found exploring the latest exhibition openings. A trained art historian and educator with a focus on architecture and urbanism, Hannah holds degrees from McGill University in Montreal and NYU.

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