TGP Expands Educational Resources For Design Professionals

Date: 25 January 2010
Source: TGP

Date: 25 January 2010

SNOQUALMIE, Wash., September 24, 2009 — To provide design professionals with an even wider range of information and continuing education opportunities on the latest glazing products, applications and innovations, relevant code updates and related information, Technical Glass Products (TGP) now offers three distinct levels of in-person and Web-based presentations targeted to individual firms' schedule needs and preferred learning styles: TGP Grab & Go™, TGP InOffice™ and TGP University™. TGP Grab & Go is a brief on-site, open project or topic-based meeting for architects and designers.

Ideal for small groups, TGP Grab & Go meetings are custom designed to meet the specific project needs of architects.
 
TGP InOffice provides architects with a one-hour, in-person presentation as they complete an AIA-registered course on daylighting or fire-rated glass.
 
TGP University brings the latest product and topic updates to a more diverse audience of architects, glazing contractors, building officials, and engineers through an AIA-registered Web-based seminar series.
To schedule fire-rated or architectural glazing presentations, call TGP at (800) 426-0279 or visit the information request pages on www.fireglass.com and www.tgpamerica.com.
 
TGP also offers two convenient, online AIA-registered courses on the benefits and challenges of daylighting and the role of fire-rated glazing materials for life safety. Participants completing the in-person and online courses can earn AIA credit for both.
 
About Technical Glass Products
Technical Glass Products (TGP) is your one source for fire-rated glass and framing systems, along with specialty architectural glass products. The company offers AIA registered continuing education, project consultation, product specifications, CAD drawings and rapid-response quoting. For more information about TGP's products and services, call (800) 426-0279 or visit www.fireglass.com (fire-rated glass) or www.tgpamerica.com (architectural glass).
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