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AIA FEATURED COURSES

FSR Inc. is a registered American Institute of Architects (AIA) and International Interior Design Association (IIDA) provider offering live webinars for HSW Learning Units through our continuing education courses. FSR Inc. is regularly developing our continuing education program, providing live webinars for the architectural and design community to meet the needs of today’s modern environments.

 

  • AIA-IIDA Structured Cabling for Intelligent Buildings

    Thursday, 04 September 2025
    • To understand the basic advantages of a "Smart Building" and the infrastructure that is required to support it.
    • Learn the main components of a structured cabling system including: backbone cabling, horizontal cabling, pathways and spaces, work areas, bonding and grounding, administration and testing.
    • Learn the principle and benefits of PoE (Power over Ethernet) and how it is implemented in the Smart Building. Learn about the cabling concerns when using this technology.

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  • AIA-IIDA Hotel Marcel & Sinclair Hotel-A Case Study on Low Voltage Hotel Energy Efficiency

    Tuesday, 09 September 2025
    • Attendees will learn to be able to identify low voltage systems impact on the performance of hotels and how they can benefit occupants.
    • New methods to assist in a very large reduction in the carbon footprint of a facility.
    • Participants will have a strong knowledge on how to present to their clients new applications of power reduction in facilities with available technology.

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  • AIA-IIDA Designing Low Voltage Infrastructure for Technology Spaces

    Tuesday, 30 September 2025

    Designing Low Voltage Technology for Infrastructure Spaces is an overview course created by FSR on the infrastructure that are required for today’s low voltage systems based on industry standards to educate architects on new technologies in almost every application in today’s & future and current building designs.

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