Silicone Coatings: A Color Selection Strategy for Backpainted Glass (ICD401)

Course Description:

This course will provide architects and designers education about silicone-based glass coating technologies that can be specified in unlimited colors. Attendees will learn about color theory and color selection strategies that benefit interior and exterior project designs. This includes the impact of color on surrounding environments and how color tolerance plays a key role in project success.

Learning Objectives:

After completion of this course, participants will be able to understand the following:

LO1: Apply L*a*B* Color Theory in Architectural Glass Design

LO2: Create Brand and Client Recognition through Color Selection Strategies

LO3: Understand the Impact of Color on Surrounding Environments

LO4: Analyze Color Predictability and How to Measure the Color Spectrum

Course Title:

Silicone Coatings: A Color Selection Strategy for Backpainted Glass

Course Number:

ICD401

Program Sponsor:

ICD High Performance Coatings + Chemistries

Length:

One Hour

Credits:

One Learning Unit

• 1 AIA/HSW LU
• 1 AIBC LU
• 1 AAA LU
• 1 Self-Reported Credit

Method of Delivery:

The approved facilitator will present this course in a one-hour format. The presentations will be interactive and presented through the zoom webinar platform.

A/V Needs:

All attending participants may need electrical power, a computer with audio listening capabilities and a download of the zoom platform.

Target Audience:

Architects, specifiers, designers, owners and other related design professionals. This webinar can host up to 500 attendees.

Facilitator Qualifications:

All approved facilitators have been trained on CES guidelines and presentation skills. Additionally, they have in-depth knowledge of architectural specialty glazing products.

Cost:

ICD sponsors this program - there is no cost for participants.