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Company Supports Ongoing Education Opportunities for Architects and Builders
BALTIMORE - April 30, 2007 - Williams Scotsman, Inc. (NASDAQ: WLSC), a leader in the mobile and modular space industry, today announced its first online continuing education course for architects, builders and design professionals. The course emphasizes the versatility and performance advantages of modular building technologies and applications.
Registered with the American Institute of Architects Continuing Education System (AIA/CES), Williams Scotsman's online course, Modular Buildings and Concurrent Construction, focuses on the benefits of modular building methodology versus conventional construction. The course addresses meeting owner needs, while also accommodating design creativity and sustainability. Williams Scotsman collaborated with CS Learning Solutions to produce the program in compliance with AIA guidelines. Course participants who earn a passing grade will receive credit toward their annual AIA/CES requirements.
Michele Cunningham, vice president of Marketing and Business Development for Williams Scotsman, stated, "Innovative building methods are increasing in popularity and the architecture and construction communities are continually seeking new methods for improving design, execution and financial economies. We are delighted to be able to meet the need for education in these areas and we are confident that our new course on modular design will provide architects and builders with new and creative ways to approach the growing trend."
The course, designed as an interactive, self-paced program, is hosted by the Pratt Institute for Continuing and Professional Studies at http://ces.pratt.edu.
Williams Scotsman will showcase the course offering during the 2007 American Institute of Architects Convention, which is being held May 3-5 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio. Those interested in learning more about the course should visit booth number 16197.
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