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April showers bring May flowers, and April webinars bring new opportunities to sharpen your skills and earn industry-related accreditations.
These new, on-demand webinars cover topics including designing to achieve net-zero carbon, landscape site analysis, and collaborative design on film and television sets.
Learn more about the webinars below.
Designing to Achieve Net-Zero Carbon
Aired April 16 | Approved for One AIA LU/HSW
The reality of the climate crisis forces architects to implement sustainable design practices. In this webinar, the Arkin Tilt Architect team will discuss how emerging methods can help reduce a project’s carbon footprint while enabling you to design captivating structures your clients love.
Discover the tools you need to gain confidence in educating your clients and stakeholders and to help you make informed decisions while designing.
WATCH THE ARCHITECTURE WEBINAR.
Data Management for Streamlined Site Analysis
Aired April 24 | Approved for One APLD and LA CES CEU
Discover the power of digital tools for optimizing site analysis in your projects.
In this webinar, you'll learn advanced data import techniques and innovative approaches to working with both 2D and 3D topographical surveys. Plus, you’ll discover how to develop sustainable landscape designs by leveraging site model data to assess slope, elevation, surface water flow, and site context using georeferencing and satellite imagery.
With these insights and more, you can confidently handle early-stage design decisions.
Keys to Production & Set Design Collaboration
Aired April 24
With the number of departments working on film and television sets, efficient collaboration is crucial.
Watch experienced designers Dawn Snyder and AE Chadwick for a detailed look at the collaborative workflow between production and set design.
In the first part of the webinar, Snyder will discuss how production designers gather research and create a "look" for a project before sharing their vision with set designers. Then, Chadwick will show how he uses that information to make working drawings, leveraging the power of Vectorworks’ layers and classes and his own library of custom PIOs to communicate the production designer's vision to the rest of the team.
WATCH THE ENTERTAINMENT WEBINAR.
