AlA-certified educational course designed specifically for American architects and interior designers.

Specify Preserved Greenery With Confidence

This AIA CEU course helps architects and interior designers understand how to specify preserved moss walls and greenery systems as part of a reliable commercial interior finish strategy.

Preserved greenery is often loved in concept, but questioned later during budgeting, submittals, installation, or owner handover. This course gives design teams a practical framework to move from early design intent to clearer criteria, better documentation, smoother installation coordination, and long-term lifecycle confidence.

What You'll Learn

1. Understand the System

Learn how preserved greenery works, where it performs best, and how it differs from living and artificial greenery systems in commercial biophilic interiors.

2. Protect the Design Value

See how to define the role of greenery in the space, from visual impact and brand presence to acoustic comfort, wellness goals, and low-maintenance natural texture.

3. Reduce Delivery Risk

Understand how to evaluate documentation, assembly scope, submittals, panelization, site conditions, and installation responsibilities before they become project delays or field questions.

4. Integrate the Framework

Apply a simple project-phase checklist from DD through closeout, so preserved greenery can be easier to specify, price, approve, install, and own.

By the end of the course, you’ll know how to approach preserved greenery not just as a decorative feature, but as a coordinated finish system that supports design intent and reliable project delivery.