Date & Time
June 24, 2026, 11 a.m. - June 24, 2026, noon
Cost
$0
Location
Online
June 24, 2026, 11 a.m. - June 24, 2026, noon
$0
Online
Explore how outdoor living spaces are becoming connected home extensions with integrated lighting, audio, Wi-Fi, security, and entertainment.
Outdoor living is one of the fastest-growing areas of residential design. Homeowners expect their exterior spaces to be just as connected, comfortable, and functional as the inside of their home. But outdoor technology comes with its own unique set of challenges: weather, terrain, aesthetics, infrastructure, and more.
Led by industry-certified Smart Home Professional Jen Mallett, this AIA and IDCEC-approved CEU course explores the full range of outdoor technology solutions and equips design professionals with the knowledge to plan, specify, and collaborate on exterior spaces that are beautiful, durable, and truly smart.
Learning Objectives:
Who Should Attend:
This course is a great fit for interior designers, landscape architects, architects, residential builders, and allied trade professionals who want to deepen their understanding of outdoor smart home technology. If you're working on projects where the exterior experience matters — from resort-style backyards to urban terraces — this course will change the way you think about and plan outdoor spaces.
Topics Covered Include:
Outdoor Audio Systems · Smart Outdoor Lighting & Controls · Outdoor Video & Entertainment · Wi-Fi & Network Coverage · Access Control & Security · Environmental & Weather Considerations · Terrain & Landscape Planning · IP Ratings & Product Selection · Infrastructure & Cabling · Motorized Pergolas & Shading · Pool & Spa Integration · Outdoor System Controls · Bringing It All Together
CEU Information:
This continuing education course is approved by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and registered with the International Design Continuing Education Council (IDCEC) for continuing education credits. Attendance will be tracked and certificates of completion provided. This course qualifies for HSW (Health, Safety, and Welfare) credits.