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Chicago Faucets was featured in the November 2022 issue of Architectural Record in the continuing education class for architects on “Do No Harm Design."
Looking to create a design project that captures visual and auditory benefits for patients in healthcare settings? Or design a restroom in a healthcare setting that minimizes risk to patients? Maybe you just need to clarify which codes and standards are needed to design modern healthcare facilities that respond to and solves aesthetic and social concerns...then we've got the course for you! Architectural Record is offering a complimentary class "Do No Harm Design," that will help you master these topics. It's simple, read the entire article, pass the quiz and receive your AIA credit! Here's a sneak peek:
Following the events of 2020, the American Institute of Architects (AIA) marshaled design professionals to the forefront of the radically changed public space. “Architects are uniquely positioned to help address many of the health challenges our society faces today, including COVID-19,” the AIA announced. An increasing body of practice-based evidence does demonstrate the impact that design decisions have on human health for individuals and communities. By using evidence-based approaches, designers can mitigate pollutants that harm public health, promote physical activity that lowers the risk of chronic diseases, alleviate anxiety and stress, and improve emotional well-being to enhance quality of life. The movement towards flexible spaces also allows healthcare facilities to adapt to shifting demands.
A range of products stands at the ready to support design professionals in meeting client goals for healthcare facilities. Good design can support health and well-being. Employing healthy materials and finishes on a project also makes a measurable, positive impact on the health of people interacting with the building. Understanding the ability of materials and products to support health in design allows design professionals to achieve transformational outcomes very quickly….
The complimentary class is still available online for specifiers to read and obtain CE credit at: https://continuingeducation.bnpmedia.com/courses/multi-aia/do-no-harm-design/
