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ATAS Introduces Two Courses Offering IDCEC CEUs

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August 1, 2023 at 1:00 p.m.

The new courses are titled "Today’s Architectural Metals for the Interior World” and "Interior Acoustics and Sound Control Using Metal Panels”.

ATAS International now offers two courses that have been approved by the IDCEC (International Design Continuing Education Council) for 1 CEU. Those courses join the many others that ATAS has had approved by the AIA (American Institute of Architects) Continuing Education System, GBCI (Green Business Certification Inc.) and IIBEC (International Institute of Building Enclosure Consultants). With a stronger focus on the interior use of metal, ATAS has implemented a new business channel to address those unique needs, such as acoustics and various ceiling and wall applications.

Their newest course is titled “Today’s Architectural Metals for the Interior World”. It is approved for 1 LU/HSW by the AIA, in addition to the recent IDCEC approval. The learning objectives for this course include:

  • Explore how metal can enhance an interior environment with beauty, strength and resilience.
  • Illustrate creative intuitive metal usage in walls, ceiling and accents, replacing old construction methods.
  • Understand the options of colors and textures available with today‘s architectural metals.
  • Examine the benefits of aluminum, as well as its sustainable nature and green attributes.

The second ATAS course approved by the IDCEC is titled “Interior Acoustics and Sound Control Using Metal Panels”. It is also approved for 1 LU/HSW by the AIA. This course’s learning objectives include:

  • Define sound and its physical properties and identify how sound travels and interacts through a typical space.
  • Examine the history of architectural acoustics and utilize Wallace Sabine’s formula to convert Sabins in order to meet a specific area’s need for acoustical sound control.
  • Understand Noise Reduction Coefficients (NRC), Ceiling Attenuation Class (CAC), Sound Transmission Class (STC) and how each helps in acoustical sound control.
  • Demonstrate placement and alternative spaces to provide acoustical treatment within a given space.

Both courses can be given in person or virtually. If an office cannot hold a large group, or a firm would like to combine the seminar with other firms, ATAS will rent a meeting room at a hotel or other large gathering space to accommodate groups of 20 people and over. To view ATAS’ complete catalog of course offerings, please visit https://www.atas.com/aiaandgbciapprovedseminars.

Kevin Cox, ATAS’ Director of Interior Business Development, stated, “As we see increased applications of metal inside of buildings, we wanted to provide applicable education that could also earn interior designers their CEUs. By becoming a registered education provider with the IDCEC, ATAS is committed to providing educational content to increase the knowledge of the interior designers on all the exciting and attractive ways metal can contribute to a modern space with pleasant acoustics.”

About ATAS International, Inc.

Founded in 1963, ATAS International, Inc. is a leading manufacturer of metal roofing, wall cladding, ceilings, perimeter edge metal and accessories. The ATAS portfolio features an expansive selection of products available in aluminum, steel, zinc, stainless steel and copper. Standard profiles include narrow and wide ribbed wall panels, corrugated styles, standing seam and batten seam roof systems, metal shingles, shakes, tiles and more. Additional options include curved, tapered and perforated panels; concealed or exposed fasteners; smooth or embossed textures; horizontal and vertical applications; and a choice of over 40 stock colors with 70% PVDF finish.

With sustainability at the forefront of modern building design, ATAS proudly supports green building objectives with high performance solutions, such as solar-ready roof panels, insulated metal panels, cool roofing products and solar air heating wall panels. The ATAS team consists of product and market specialists that provide a high level of support for your project, from initial discovery and design to installation. ATAS has two ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturing locations in the United States: the headquarters in Allentown, Pennsylvania and their facility in Mesa, Arizona. ATAS also has a second location in Allentown, Pennsylvania, and recently added a new manufacturing location in University Park, Illinois. For more information about ATAS International, please visit www.atas.com or call 610.395.8445. For more information on InSpire, visit www.inspirewall.com.



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