
Architectural films — including glass films, wall coverings, and building wraps — have evolved dramatically over the past decade. Products that were once considered afterthoughts in a specification are now engineered to meet demanding performance, aesthetic, and sustainability standards.
For architects and interior designers, staying current on these materials is both a professional advantage and a CE requirement. MetWest’s AIA-accredited continuing education course is designed to give design professionals the knowledge they need to specify confidently.
What the Course Covers
MetWest’s AIA course provides a comprehensive overview of architectural film technology and specification, including:
The course is designed for architects, interior designers, and other design professionals who specify architectural products.

Why This Knowledge Matters
Glass film and wall covering specifications involve decisions that affect occupant health, building energy performance, code compliance, and long-term maintenance. Designers who understand the material category deeply are better positioned to:
How to Take the MetWest AIA Course
MetWest’s AIA course is available as an in-person lunch-and-learn for design firms and as an on-demand resource. Our sales reps are accredited to present the course at your office — contact us to schedule a session for your team.
The course provides AIA LU/HSW credits upon completion.
Beyond the Course: MetWest as a Design Resource
MetWest’s relationship with architects and designers extends beyond continuing education. Our design resources include:
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