Bendheim Wall Systems Offers New CEU Program for AIA Sustainable Design & USGBC Credit

Bendheim Wall Systems, Inc. is launching a new continuing education program titled “

The course explores the structural properties and design benefits of channel glass wall systems, including daylighting capabilities, thermal performance, types of safety glass, and safety standards and certifications. The sustainable design benefits of channel glass are highlighted through a number of project case studies. They include the LEED Platinum Silver Lake Branch Library, Los Angeles, and the Bronx Library Center, New York City’s first LEED certified building.

“With its variety of textures, thermal coatings and insulation options, channel glass is a versatile building product. Our projects consistently show that channel glass can improve the energy efficiency of buildings, the occupants’ comfort, and contribute towards LEED® certification,” said Michael Tryon, General Manager for Bendheim Wall Systems, Inc. “The program is designed by Bendheim engineering and installation experts and reveals how channel glass can help architects achieve their sustainability goals.”

Bendheim Wall Systems’ online continuing education program earns architects and designers one AIA Health, Safety and Welfare / Sustainable Design learning unit (1 HSW/SD/LU), as well as one U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) / Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI) continuing education hour. The program is also available as a live, in-office presentation for AIA credit in select areas – for groups of ten or more participants

About Bendheim Wall Systems, Inc.

Bendheim Wall Systems, Inc. is North America's leading channel glass wall systems supplier. The company’s award-winning projects include Steven Holl’s Bloch Building/Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, the Shaw Center for the Arts by Schwartz/Silver, and the Boston ICA by Diller Scofidio + Renfro. Bendheim’s partnership with Glasfabrik Lamberts, the largest privately held cast glass factory in Europe, spans eight decades.

Bendheim, the resource for specialty glass since 1927, offers more than 2,000 decorative architectural glass types in stock and unlimited custom design solutions. The third-generation, family-owned company develops, imports, processes, and ships its products worldwide. Design professionals are invited to visit Bendheim’s extensive showroom in TriBeCa, New York City.