Rolling & Sectional Closures: Not Just an Open and Shut Case
Learning Objectives:
- Learn the importance of designing without interfering with overhead mechanical, electrical or plumbing fixtures in addition to eliminating unnecessary overhead distractions.
- Pinpoint key vulnerable areas within a hospitality establishment that can benefit from the security of a rolling or sectional closure.
- Discuss the importance of designing with airflow and indoor / outdoor flexibility in a post-covid world.
- Outline how all of the above mentioned design objectives can be achieved while still making the aesthetic the number one priority.
Credits:
This course is approved as a Structured Course
This course can be self-reported to the AANB, as per their CE Guidelines
Approved for structured learning
Approved for Core Learning
This course can be self-reported to the NLAA
Course may qualify for Learning Hours with NWTAA
Course eligible for OAA Learning Hours
This course is approved as a core course
This course can be self-reported for Learning Units to the Architectural Institute of British Columbia
Doors don’t have to just be functional, they can absolutely enhance the look and feel of an establishment. This webinar will explore the common and not-so-common ways that architects and designers can incorporate rolling and sectional closures into their hospitality designs – thinking outside the standard entrance and exit of a building. We will discuss closure placements ranging from room dividers, printed advertising opportunities, bar security and ways to extend usable space to the outdoors. We will also talk about resolving common pitfalls, such as - eliminating overhead interference, maximizing airflow in a post-covid world and establishing security without interfering with aesthetics.
Photo courtesy of Clopay Corporation
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Heather Bender, brings her decade of marketing and product management experience to her current role of Director of Commercial Product Marketing for Clopay Corporation. In this position, she is responsible for company growth through the management of a diverse portfolio of new products in the research and development stages. She was previously employed by InterMetro Industries in positions of increasing responsibility, most recently as a Product Manager. In that role, she managed multi-segment product lines servicing the Foodservice, Healthcare and Commercial industries. Heather graduated with honors from Misericordia University with a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing and obtained her Project Management certification from The Pennsylvania State University. |
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Adrienne Reitz, is the Director of Marketing Communications for Clopay Corporation. She is involved in new product promotion, content development, and dealer enablement. An accomplished communications professional, Reitz has a knack for managing complex, innovative, and engaging programs. In her current role at CornellCookson, Reitz combines a love of words, an obsession for detail, and a passion for driving results for a worldwide network of dealers and architects. Before working with doors, she worked in Federal information technology communications, representing clients such as the Army’s G-6, Brocade Communications Systems, CDW, |
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