AIA & ASLA CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMS
The Architectural Precast Association is proud to support the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Continuing Education System (CES) and American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) Continuing Education System (CES). The APA currently has two AIA and ASLA Continuing Education Programs available to Architects: the Building Your Vision Seminar Series, the lunch box PowerPoint Presentation which offers one to three learning units, and a Production Facility Plant Tour which offers one learning unit as well as provides AIA or ASLA members the opportunity to tour an APA Certified Plant to learn about and obtain a first-hand view of the architectural precast production process.
The three other learning units are comprised of the Building Your Vision Seminar Series which provide details on all facets of the production process for each of the products that comprise architectural precast (wet pour architectural precast, cast stone (wet pour and dry tamp) and Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC).
PLANT TOURS
This one-hour production facility tour fosters an interactive learning experience as Architects observe the manufacturing processes of Architectural Precast products. More . . .
BUILDING YOUR VISION: Architectural Precast
After this one-hour course you will know: The unique benefits and common applications of using architectural precast as a building material. The production processes of architectural precast. The final considerations for shipping and installing architectural precast for your project. More . . .
BUILDING YOUR VISION: Cast Stone
After this course you will know: The unique benefits and common applications of using cast stone as a building material. The production processes of cast stone. The final considerations for shipping and installing cast stone for your project. More . . .
BUILDING YOUR VISION: Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC)
After this course you will know: The unique benefits and common applications of using GFRC as a building material. The production processes of GFRC. The final considerations for shipping and installing GFRC for your project. More . . .
