AN Interiors

• Credit type: 1.0 AIA
• Provider: HAT Collective

HAT Collective specializes in design-forward, ergonomic, and highly customizable workspace solutions for the contract furniture market. Our sophisticated product lines showcase craftsmanship and design innovation, effectively improving wellness and increasing productivity. Whether you prefer mobile, adaptable or stationary solutions, HAT Collective empowers you to create your ideal workspace. We prioritize quick shipping, customer service, and exceptional levels of support. HAT Collective Healthcare, a division of HAT Collective, provides ergonomic solutions for better care. Its robust product portfolio is specifically designed to improve the point of care experience for both the caregiver and the patient. HAT Collective’s parent company, Innovative Ergonomic Solutions (IES), maintains its headquarters in Easton, Pa., with manufacturing facilities in the United States, Denmark and Asia. The brand also operates six showrooms across the U.S. HAT Collective is one of several brands from IES. More information can be found at www.hatcollective.com.

Learning Objectives

• How the Science + Psychology of Happiness Impacts the Workplace
• Today’s Best Practices for Workspace Design
• Choice + Control in the Workplace
• Designing an Environment for Happiness

Presenters

Courtney Harrison

Senior Designer

HAT Collective

Courtney Harrison

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Courtney Harrison is a Senior Designer for HAT Collective, a company specializing in design-forward, ergonomic, and highly customizable workspace solutions for the contract furniture market. She has more than 16 of years of experience working in interior design. At HAT Collective, she is responsible for the design and implementation of new products into showrooms and offices and manages the integrity of the brand ethos for HAT Collective. She joined HAT Collective as a specifier. Prior to joining HAT Collective, she held various positions in design at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, OFS, form + one design, Williams Sonoma, and Smith & Noble. Harrison holds a bachelor’s degree in Interior Design from the Pratt Institute.

Samantha Priar

Designer

HAT Collective

Samantha Priar

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Samantha Priar is a Designer for HAT Collective, a company specializing in design-forward, ergonomic, and highly customizable workspace solutions for the contract furniture market. She has more than seven years of experience working in space planning and design. At HAT Collective, she is responsible for the design and implementation of new products into showrooms and offices and creates and executes the design vision and layout for trade shows. She joined HAT Collective as a specifier. Prior to joining HAT Collective, she held various positions in design at California Closets and Restoration Hardware. Priar holds a bachelor’s degree in Fashion Merchandising from Philadelphia University.

• Credit type: 1.0 AIA HSW
• Provider: Duravit

Well-designed bathrooms with high-quality materials and smart technology provide numerous advantages for users, whether in luxury residences or commercial buildings. This course will discuss high quality, innovative bathroom products and their advantages, including occupant well-being, safety, accessibility, sustainability and increased home values. The course will also cover the four activity areas in the bathroom in relation to material science, technological advancements and smart design.

Learning Objectives

• Describe the advantages of well-designed bathrooms and high-quality bathroom products
• Examine how material science and technological advancements contribute to smart bathroom design
• Understand how innovative materials and technological advancements are utilized in the four activity areas
• Explore the four activity areas in a bathroom and how technology is making them better

Presenters

Dean Camastro

Northeast Regional Sales Manager

Duravit

Dean Camastro

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• Credit type: 1.0 AIA HSW
• Provider: Pulp Studio

This course covers the most common methods and technologies used to combine complex graphics with architectural and decorative glass.

Learning Objectives

• Identify the most common types of graphic glass products.
• Understand performance characteristics of the various production methods and technologies.
• Qualify the manufacturer of graphic based product by asking the right questions
• Provide the necessary source materials to the manufacturer in the correct format and required quality levels

Presenters

Kirk Johnson

COO

Pulp Studio

Kirk Johnson

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With over 25 years in the glass industry, Kirk Johnson started on the production floor and has worked in every aspect of the business from cutting, tempering, lamination, insulation, and fabrication to sales and executive roles. Johnson joined the Pulp Studio team in 2016 after serving as director of sales and marketing, regional vice president, chief operating officer, and chief administrative officer at various glass fabricators on the West Coast.

• Credit type: 1.0 AIA HSW
• Provider: Poggenpohl

This course focuses on the history of European kitchen design, European design details such as minimalism, sustainable practices, and how Universal Design is compatible with European Kitchen Design. Design professionals will come away with an understanding of how cabinet design impacts day-to-day ergonomics, health/wellbeing, and safety in the kitchen.

Learning Objectives

• Key distinction to European design
• Innovations in function and storage
• General industry trends
• Putting it to Practice

Presenters

Jennifer Kelly

Director of Product and Training

Poggenpohl

Jennifer Kelly

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Jennifer Kelly, ASID is Poggenpohl’s U.S. Director of Product and Training. In addition to leading the Technical Designer team across the DOS retail network, Jennifer manages new product training and communication to all Poggenpohl U.S. designers. Jennifer has become well versed in luxury kitchens and product development during her eight-year tenure with Poggenpohl.