Continuing Education Equals Accessible Design
Nova Polymers has been an AIA approved Continuing Education Provider since 2009. We became a provider because we believe that providing educational content to the Architectural & Design community is critical to ensuring that the built environment provides accessibility to those with disabilities and done in a sustainable and environmentally conscious manner.This is why we have developed courses in the categories of Health,Safety and Welfare (HSW) and Sustainable Design (SD). These areas of continuing education are topics that Nova is very familiar with, as it relates to the core attributes of our products.
The Novacryl brand of Architectural Way-Finding signage materials is the industry standard for ADA compliant sign materials and systems - this is why we created the HSW credit course; ADA Requirements For Room Identification Signs.
Course Summary for ADA Requirements For Room Identification Signs
- What Is ADA?
- Regulations Relating To ADA Compliance
- States and the ADA, including Title 24
- Understand General Terminology
- Signage Design Restrictions
- What Areas Require ADA Compliant Signage?
- How To Make A Photopolymer Sign?
- Understanding Photopolymer and Its Applications
We are dedicated to the environmental sustainability of buildings by providing innovative highly functional architectural materials and products - all with an eye toward our obligation to future generations. This is why we created the SD credit course, Sustainability In Environmental Graphic Design.
- What is Sustainable Design?
- Understanding LEED Rating System
- Considerations for Environmental Graphic Design
- Strategies For EGD
- Case Studies
If you are and Architectural / Design Firm and would like us to present this course to your team, please contact Dave Miller and we will work with your CES Coordinator to schedule a Lunch & Learn Presentation at your firm.
If you are a Sign Fabricator and want to learn more about ADA compliance, please contact Mike Santos.
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