At Hill Residential…
We believe technology is the foundation for comfort in the modern home.
We believe that true luxury technology integration happens at the intersection of performance and aesthetic.
The Specification Team at Hill Resi
is committed to providing continuing education opportunities that
bring more to the conference room table than credits and lunch.
We are as passionate about our craft as your team is about theirs.
Presentations are scheduled Tuesday through Thursday.
This course will introduce the builder, designer, or architect to the benefits of hiding technology into the design and architecture of a project. The course will begin by defining the luxury experience in residential design. It will then dive deeper into audio and lighting as elements that influence the luxury experience. Finally, the course will present solutions for hiding these and other technologies in design and architecture.
AIA Provider #K151, Course #991000C 1 LU|HSW (1.0 LU) IDCEC 1.0 LU
Human Centric Lighting for Today’s Luxury Home teaches you what Human Centric Lighting is and dives deeper into the elements that make it important in design. In this course, we will examine three key elements of Human Centric lighting – quality of light, natural light and personalized control. In addition to this, we will talk through key design considerations and advanced technologies, while sharing best practices for human centric lighting designs.
AIA Program #HXLRES02(1.0 LU|HSW) IDCEC #117163
This course is designed for interior designers and architects who are looking for an introduction to automated roller shades – and a practical education on how to incorporate these technologies into their residential projects. Explore how automation can enhance lifestyle, increase peace of mind, and improve connection to outdoors for homeowners. Participants will gain an understanding of the basic space and power needed to incorporate roller shades.
AIA Program #SCEU25 (1 LU|HSW) IDCEC Program #CEU-123142
This course introduces architects and specifiers to the essential concepts behind successful exterior lighting design. Beginning with core objectives such as enhancing architecture, balancing visual comfort with safety and security needs, and extending outdoor living spaces, the course moves into foundational design principles that guide fixture placement and light distribution. Attendees will also review common lighting techniques used to define material textures, landscape elements, and architectural forms. Emphasis is placed on translating design intent into clear, coordinated lighting strategies suitable for specification and construction documentation.
IES Approved CEU
Understand the evolution and trends in home control, with a focus on AI in home technology. Recommend intelligent home solutions that unify control touch points into an easy-to-use client interface. Recognize the importance of intelligent home control. Understand the right questions to ask clients to ensure a successful project.
AIA Program # Coming Soon!
In this course, we will explore sustainable design principles with a focus on lighting controls and shades. Learn to maximize energy efficiency, minimize hardware, and prioritize locally sourced materials. Embrace durability and future-proof technology, while considering retrofitting capability for existing infrastructure. Discover the importance of sustainably sourced and recycled materials. This course emphasizes energy savings, long-term ecological impact, and fostering responsible resource stewardship for future generations.
AIA Program #RS001 1LU, IDCEC Program # CEU-121075
Light affects the look and feel of every space, and by using flexible, energy-efficient LED light sources you can create comfortable, beautiful and dynamic lighting environments. But as LED technology continually adapts and improves, it can be difficult to stay on top of the latest innovations, and to make sure you’re getting the best performance. You are probably familiar with color rendering, but what about TM-30, the new method for evaluating color rendition? And what’s the difference between tunable white, spectral tuning and warm dimming? In this course, we’ll break this down and give you simple tips on how to effectively evaluate different LED light sources to offer your clients enhanced lighting experiences.
AIA Program #ULFP2023 (1 LU), IDCEC Program CEU-120294
Describe why daylight control is necessary for both aesthetic and occupant comfort. Recognize how the advanced functionality of an automated window treatment provides added convenience, elegance, security, and manages energy consumption. Recommend proper window treatments to an end user based on functionality and design of the residential space. Propose a daylight control solution that complements the visual appeal of space while managing energy consumption.
AIA Program # LSS10111 (1.0 LU/HSW/SD), IDCEC (ASID/IIDA) Approved (0.1 CEU)
Be able to thoughtfully select roller shade fabrics for areas of a home to meet expectations related to an occupant’s comfort and wellbeing. Understand how color, weaving, and structure of a fabric can alter natural light. Identify appropriate levels of fabric opacity based on the requirements of the space. Understand how material affects an automated shade’s ability to protect interior finishes.
AIA Program # LMW001 (1 LU | HSW) IDCEC Program #111158