An architectural interior used to teach technology and design integration
For Architects & Designers · AIA + IDCEC Accredited

Elevate your design expertise

Accredited continuing-education courses on integrating technology, lighting, and shades into the homes you design — taught by working integrators, brought to your studio, over a complimentary lunch.

3
Accredited Courses
1 LU
Per Course
AIA · IDCEC
Accreditation
$0
Lunch Included
Continuing education, on your calendar

Credits worth earning. Sessions worth attending.


We bring accredited CE to your office across Manhattan and the Hamptons — practical, current sessions led by the integrators who actually design and install these systems. Your team earns AIA and IDCEC credits, and walks away knowing how to specify technology that protects the design.

2026 CE Courses

Three courses. Real coordination, not product pitches.


01

Integrating Technology & Design

Recognize the technologies available to homeowners and design professionals for integration into a home.
Identify the key coordination points between technology integrators and design professionals.
Determine how to find qualified integrators and the value they bring to a residential project.
Develop a robust, repeatable process for integrating technology into the home.
AIA — 1 LU · Elective
CEU Code 20231128 · Expires 05/15/2027
IDCEC — 1 LU · HSW
CEU 120159 · Expires 03/31/2026
02

Elevating Outdoor Living Through Technology

Identify the environmental, landscape, and structural factors that influence the selection, placement, and longevity of outdoor technology systems.
Explain why proper infrastructure and installation — wiring, IP ratings, and cabling methods — are essential to safe, reliable outdoor systems.
Evaluate control options and user-interaction strategies that make outdoor technology intuitive, functional, and enjoyable.
Integrate outdoor technology into a cohesive design that enhances usability, comfort, safety, and wellness while preserving aesthetic and environmental harmony.
AIA — 1 LU · HSW
CEU Code 202511 · Expires 11/24/2028
IDCEC — 1 LU · HSW
CEU 124990 · Expires 12/31/2027
03

Designing for Tech: Planning Smart Home Infrastructure

Explain why early technology planning is critical to occupant safety, comfort, and long-term system reliability.
Identify the health, safety, and welfare (HSW) considerations in designing and integrating media, lighting, security, networking, and automation.
Apply best practices for infrastructure and installation that minimize risks such as overheating, electrical interference, and improper device placement.
Coordinate effectively with architects, designers, and subcontractors so technology enhances safety and occupant wellbeing.
Outline strategies for ongoing maintenance and upgrades that preserve safety, security, and performance for the life of the home.
AIA — 1 LU · HSW
CEU Code 202510 · Expires 07/11/2028
IDCEC — 1 LU · HSW
CEU 124833 · Expires 12/31/2027

IDCEC accreditation accepted by ASID, IIDA & IDC. HSW = Health, Safety & Welfare.

Why architects & designers choose us

Taught by the people who build it.


Unmatched Expertise

Deep, hands-on mastery of home automation, architectural lighting, and landscape lighting — not a sales seminar in disguise.

Accredited Learning

Earn AIA and IDCEC credits through sessions recognized for genuine professional development.

Tailored to Your Work

Content curated for the realities of high-end residential design, with insights you can use on the very next project.

Convenient Scheduling

Built around busy Manhattan and Long Island calendars — in-person at your office or fully virtual.

A bright conference room set for a design-partner lunch and learn
How it works

Three steps to your next credit.


01

Choose a Session

Pick the course and a date that fits your studio — in-person or virtual.

02

Earn CE Credits

Each session is structured to deliver AIA and IDCEC credits toward your licensure.

03

Enjoy Lunch, On Us

A gourmet lunch for you and your team comes with every in-office session.

Inside recent sessions

Studios across NYC and the Hamptons already have.


A design team during an HTE CE session in front of a presentation display Architects and designers gathered for an HTE lunch and learn A studio team around the table during an HTE CE lunch session
Schedule your session

Start with a conversation.


Tell us your team, your preferred course, and a couple of dates that work. We'll handle the accreditation paperwork — and bring lunch.

Your contact

Jeanne Malone

Business Development


Mobile · 631.953.3764
Email · jeanne@hteny.com