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Latest CPD

Here are the latest CPD materials to have been assessed and approved by the RIBA. These include both brand new and newly revised CPD materials.
Seminar, by RIBA Journal
Thursday 1st October 2015, 08.50 to 11.30am
The Building Centre, Store Street, London WC1E 7BT

At this free-to-attend morning briefing (the second of its kind), specifiers can explore the differing techniques in contemporary roof specification, design and installation.

Three top architectural practices will discuss their work on three very different roofing challenges. From a detailed look at BACA architects Amphibious House (featured on Grand Designs), through to Hiscox’s new headquarters in York, which is being completed this autumn by MAKE Architects, and finishing with HPW Architecture’s roofing at Peppa Pig World.

The morning seminar will explore the specific and unique challenges in the design of these projects, how specifiers found solutions for them, the products they used and the benefits derived from them. Experts from SIG Design and Technology and SIG Zinc and Copper will then offer guidance on the maze of roofing design and system selection and outline, including: who is responsible for ensuring roofs do not leak, what to look out for with roofing guarantees, and how best to specify hard metals for different roofing requirements.

Speakers will include:
Ruth Slavid, Architectural Writer (Chair)
Robert Barker, Director, BACA Architects
Robin Gill, Architect, MAKE architects
Gary Wilburn, Director, HPW Architecture
Jim Hooker, Technical Director, Single Ply Roofing Association (SPRA)
Ross Finnie, Sales Director, SIG Design and Technology
Simon Walker, Manager, Zinc & Copper, SIG Design & Technology

The RIBA Journal is Britain’s most influential architectural magazine and the official publication of the Royal Institute of British Architects, since 1893.

Approximate duration excluding time for questions/answers: 2 1/2 hours
Seminar, by Sylan
This seminar offers guidance on how the selection of core materials, fixing systems and fittings can be tailored to suit the specific environments found in the leisure sector. It explores options for increased privacy, safety and other design considerations, as well as raising awareness of equality and Sport England design guidance.

With over 30 years’ experience, Amwell is one of the UK's leading manufacturers of washroom cubicle and panelling systems. It offers distinctive, original washroom products, from drawing board to final installation. Amwell is committed to being a leading innovator in its use of impressive design, stunning materials and outstanding customer service.

Approximate duration excluding time for questions/answers: 45 minutes
The aim of this CPD seminar is to raise the specifier’s awareness and understanding of the design, construction and maintenance of rainwater systems. Topics covered include the calculation of flow rates and gutter sizing, correct gutter positioning, and the sustainability credentials of rainwater products.

Aluminium Roofline Products (ARP) is a leading manufacturer and supplier of quality aluminium and cast iron roofline systems, with a commitment to providing market-leading solutions.

Driven by technical innovation and design excellence, along with a capacity for bespoke engineering, ARP’s commitment is to offer the best in manufacturing and supply-management processes and to provide the most efficient and proactive delivery structure.

Approximate duration excluding time for questions/answers: 30-40 minutes
This new CPD seminar provides architects and specifiers with details of the performance demands of fully glazed partitioning, including fire, acoustic, stability and their integration with drywall, ceilings and doors. Stunning photography, case studies and other visual tools help to illustrate real-life projects that use fully glazed partitioning.

SAS International is a British manufacturer of interior fit-out products, meeting the ever-increasing demands of clients and specifiers worldwide. Installed in prestigious projects globally, SAS International has redefined interior expectations since the 1960s. Recognised as a solutions-led innovator that manufactures only the highest quality systems, the company’s core aim is to deliver long-term value. Its investment in manufacturing facilities and processes ensures that it provides value-engineered solutions across the built environment.

Approximate duration excluding time for questions/answers: 45 minutes
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