Duravit

Brand manufacturer of modern designer bathrooms since 1817. Products include washbasins, bathroom furniture, toilets, bidets, bathtubs and accessories.

HygieneGlaze by Duravit - Hygiene standards redefined

Baked into the ceramic and extending from the interior to the rim of the toilet or urinal, HygieneGlaze is effective in the areas particularly susceptible to the accumulation of bacteria. Moreover, HygieneGlaze inhibits the growth of bacteria.

Duravit’s HygieneGlaze sets an unprecedented hygiene standard. After just six hours, 90% of the bacteria growth (such as escherichia coli), and after 24 hours 99.9% of the bacteria growth are inhibited. An unprecedented level.

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Brickell Flatiron Condominium

Brickell Flatiron, a 64-story, 527 unit condominium is the tallest condo south of New York City. Each unit comes equipped with the finest materials from around the world, soaring ceilings with recessed lighting, energy efficient windows, and elliptical glass balconies.

Metropolis Los Angeles

Encompassing a full city block in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles, Metropolis is a place to relax, recharge, and reflect. Composed of the boutique Hotel Indigo, 70,000 square feet of retail space, and three towers of living opportunity.

Nema Chicago

NEMA is a multi-city lifestyle apartment brand inspired by each city it calls home. Thoughtful design, extensive and bespoke amenity collections, and personalized, tech-powered services are the foundation of NEMA.

Tour Odeon

The new Tour Odeon, a 170-meter tower, is the tallest building in Monaco. A total of 259 comfortable apartments, including 70 spacious apartments will be full service, and spread across 49 floors.

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Continuing Education Units From Duravit

Bathroom Fixtures and Furniture

This program gives architects insight into specifying furniture in the bath. It covers working with wood tones and textures, incorporating furniture components into full suite designs, and explores the material science behind bathroom furniture. (1) CEU credit will be awarded for the one hour course.

Sensational & Compliant: Accessible Design for the Hospitality Industry

Learn how ADA law came into existence, what it is, who regulates it, who benefits from it, and how it impacts design for sanitary plumbing and facilities in the hospitality industry. (1) CEU credit will be awarded for the one hour course.

Universal Design: Designing for My Future Self CEU Course

This course is a basic introduction into universal design. It examines the seven general principles of universal design, and why it’s important in today’s design of residential and commercial projects. (1) CEU credit will be awarded for the one hour course.

Optimizing Small Bathroom Spaces

This course covers strategies for getting the most out of every inch in the bathroom using fixtures and furniture specially designed to fit and function well in small spaces.. (1) CEU credit will be awarded for the one hour course.

Lighting the 24-Hour Bathroom: Options for Health, Comfort, and Sustainability

This course explores the potential for LED bathroom lighting for occupant well-being, and helps architects and designers specify LED lighting for sustainability, occupant health, and safety. (1) CEU credit will be awarded for the one hour course.

Ceramic Design, Production, and Versatility

This course covers turning an initial design concept into a prototype, and then turning the prototype into a finished product. The course takes an in-depth look at the science behind vitreous china and its green characteristics. (1) CEU credit will be awarded for the one hour course.

Sleek Design in Public Spaces

This course helps architects and designers understand that meeting water-saving, access, and health and safety requirements for bathrooms and furnishings does not have to come at the cost of a sleek and contemporary design. (1) CEU credit will be awarded for the one hour course.

Bathroom Design

This course discusses high-quality, innovative bathroom products and their advantages, including occupant well-being, safety, accessibility, sustainability, and increased home values. . (1) CEU credit will be awarded for the one hour course.

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