Retractable motorized screens appear on more project types every year — high-end residential lanais, hospitality terraces, multifamily amenity decks, commercial facades. Architects and designers are responsible for specifying them. But the professional education around this category — engineering principles, code requirements, system differentiation, specification best practices — has been almost nonexistent.

The manufacturer who offers a lunch-and-learn usually delivers a product presentation thinly disguised as education. AIA course numbers get attached to content that teaches the architect very little they can actually use.

NextGenScreens built these courses differently. The content is organized around the questions professionals actually face when a motorized screen system appears on a project: How do I evaluate it? What engineering data do I require? How do I write a specification that holds through value engineering? What does the code require in this jurisdiction?

Earn the credit. Get the knowledge. Both at the same time.