PCBC: A Conversation
Every year, PCBC presents a series of high-caliber educational conferences for the homebuilding community, plus dynamic keynote sessions from some of the brightest talents in business, journalism, sports and entertainment. During Bestbath's participation in the forums, we turned on the cameras and collected a series of exceptionally valuable information for our dealers, architects, builders and customers. […]
The link between sustainability and Universal Design: A PCBC Conversation
Sustainability to today's homeowner means buying it once not having to throw it away.
The History of Universal Design: A PCBC Conversation
Susan Duncan and Beth Taylor discuss the root of Universal Design and how it's evolved over the years.
Where do we take Universal Design from here?: A PCBC Conversation
How do we get accessible design to be more widely accepted? Are the products available meeting the design and aesthetic needs of the masses?
Building code requirements - Federal and Local: A PCBC Conversation
Lee discusses Federal Fair Housing, ADA and California building codes.
Delivery methods for design build: A PCBC Conversation
How does project delivery affect business and how to use Just In Time to meet the build schedule.
Highland Hall can meet the demands of use all year long: A PCBC Conversation
Edward explains how Highland Hall at Stanford must meet the physical demands of college students in the winter and of typical hotel guests in the summer.
Highlands Hall Project Requirements and the Partnernship with Bestbath: A PCBC Conversation
Edward and Lee discuss the bathing units, the customization requirements and how working with Bestbath made it possible.
Relationship with contractors and architects: A PCBC Conversation
How did WL Hickey and Bestbath and Devcon build relationships to meet the requirements Stanford set. Additionally, Edward and Lee discuss how the planning is built on performance & relationships to be set for future business opportunities.
Stanford Housing Criteria Federal Code Requirements and Life Cycle Assessment: A PCBC Conversation
Lee and Edward discuss how they met Stanford’s design criteria requirements and balanced them to meet Federal Fair Housing building codes.
The Use of Modern Materials When Paired with Historical Architectural Design: A PCBC Conversation
Stanford demands more from its suppliers and contractors. Edward discusses the scope of the project and how WL Hickey met or exceeded them.
What Bestbath provides customers through custom design and customer service: A PCBC Conversation
What Bestbath provides customers through custom design and customer service to ensure the customer get the exact product and design they want.
WL Hickey and Bestbath's relationship with Steinburg: A PCBC Conversation
Working with Steinburg & Devcon to design a building to be functional, beautiful and match the design architecture of current buildings.
Designing a home with accessibility in mind: A PCBC Conversation
How to be smart and efficient with the footprint of your home in order to meet the needs of accessible design.
Features to consider when designing a home for adaptability: A PCBC Conversation
Features that need to be considered when designing a home built for adaptability.
Key considerations when designing and building a home: A PCBC Conversation
What would you say are the most important things a trade professional should consider as they design and build their homes?
The Demographic Shift: A PCBC Conversation
With consumers spending more time in their homes than ever before, Susan Duncan and Beth Taylor discuss the importance of universal design for all homeowners, regardless of age, ability or circumstance.
How should a builder market a home with Universal Design features?: A PCBC Conversation
Beth and Susan discuss how to market Universal Design in homes for today’s market.
Supporting health and wellness with accessible design: A PCBC Conversation
Today’s homeowners approach to health and wellness in design is largely based in the ability to customize product options to fit their needs. Susan Duncan and Beth Taylor discuss the product options available, and the trends we’ll be seeing in the next 3 to 5 years.
The Stigma of Universal Design: A PCBC Conversation
How to approach universal design from a broader perspective, helping eliminate the stigma that adaptability is meant only for an older population.
Where the rubber meets the road - Let's talk money: A PCBC Conversation
Investing in accessible design upfront means a broader-reaching appeal for the homeowner when trying to sell the home.