This newly reaccredited RIBA approved CPD seminar looks at electric access control systems, the elements that make up these systems and correct specification. It will help you to understand the following topics:
- The definition of an electronic access control system
- The elements that make up a system
- Considerations for different applications
- Issues to be considered when specifying a system
Häfele CPDs are available upon request for in-person delivery at your office. Virtual CPDs are held regularly throughout the year - contact the team at [email protected] for upcoming dates.
This CPD will introduce you to the most popular options for applying paint in architectural and design contexts, and take a deeper look at why polyester powder coatings are the most versatile, sustainable and durable option.
By the end of the CPD you should have a greater understanding of:
how polyester powder coating is manufactured and applied.
the differences between the polyester powder coating products available on the market.
how to correctly specify the most appropriate polyester powder coating solution for your architecture or design project.
FAAC Entrance Solutions UK; The home of ASSA ABLOY Automatic Pedestrian Doors in the UK, present the ABC of Automatic Doors.
This seminar offers an overview of the factors to take into account when considering automatic door openers and the associated accessories, increasing specifiers' knowledge with regard to the general benefits of automated pedestrian entrances.
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Colour in Design CPD is a collection of visually engaging thought leadership learning modules covering key topics that can be individually selected. The modules offer thought leadership and highlight the importance when using colour in design, explores the practicalities of colour, detailing a informative discussion in:
- Light and Lighting offers a fuller understanding of how light affects colour in three areas: Biological, Functional & Emotional.
- Psychology and Physiology: An insight into the various psychological and physiological factors that influence how we experience colour.
- Technical Colour: Knowledge of the technical aspects of colour from a design point of view - covering colour on screen, print and paint.
Colour in Design CPD is a collection of visually engaging thought leadership learning modules covering key topics that can be individually selected. The modules offer The modules offer a thought leadership and highlight the importance when using colour in design, exploring the practicalities of colour and provides considerations for the following:
-Colour Notation looks at colour in 3D space and explains the characteristics of hue, lightness and saturation.
-Colour Application: to understand how colour can be used as a tool
-Inclusive Colour for The Equality Act- Inclusive colour design creating spaces for all - using tonal contrast and the reasons why.
-Colour Design in Dementia - How to enhance the environment for those living with Dementia using colour design.
Colour Families - A visual journey of 12 colour families, including the range of colour and pigments within each family, past associations, and relevant colours today.
This CPD is intended to help Specifiers understand the link between Paint and Fire; how it is covered by Legislation and how the risks can be mitigated.
T.I. Dynamic Facades is a leading provider of innovative building envelope solutions, specializing in dynamic and sustainable facades. With their expertise in architectural engineering and cutting-edge technologies, they create visually striking facades that adapt to environmental conditions and enhance building performance.To educate industry professionals on the benefits and installation techniques of their rainscreen systems, T.I. Dynamic Facades conducts a comprehensive Continuing Professional Development (CPD) course. The rainscreen CPD aims to provide architects, engineers, and construction experts with a deeper understanding of rainscreen principles, materials, design considerations, and the overall impact on building performance.
By attending the rainscreen CPD, participants can enhance their knowledge and gain insights into the latest industry trends and best practices. T.I. Dynamic Facades' commitment to education and innovation ensures that professiona
This seminar is relevant to any specifier or stakeholder involved in the refurbishment of flat roofs. The content is designed to encourage a holistic decision-making process to minimise the risk to the specifier and their clients. It will help you to understand the following topics:
The causes of flat roof failures
How to identify defects and take a proactive approach to remedy them
How proper design is essential to achieve the expected roof lifespan
How to determine the factors that influence a best-fit roofing solution
Safety considerations, the steps to take to minimise risks and liability for you and your client and your duty of care when involved in flat roof projects
How to analyse beyond budget figures to determine a true cost of a roofing solution
How to work with a manufacturer to reduce risk to you and your client
Our 45-minute CPD session is designed to inform designers, architects and specifiers of the many outcomes and benefits of including a secondary glazing solution within their projects. The session is to be delivered by a member of Granada's commercial sales division and will, in detail, outline the situations in which secondary glazing should, and can, be specified. The session will highlight how Granada's ultra-slim product portfolio can enhance a buildings performance, without damaging it's existing aesthetic.Learning outcomes:- Understand, in greater detail, the many thermal and acoustic benefits of secondary glazing.- Recognise the typical applications for secondary glazing, particularly in listed and conservation controlled buildings.- Understand the key considerations when designing a scheme that requires secondary glazing.
Designed for Architects and construction professionals, we cover all the latest information and technologies used in the commercial washroom sector. Everything from location, safety, layout, levels of provision and traffic flow patterns to disability discrimination and accessibility.
Whatever your skill level, gain valuable knowledge (some you don’t realise you need until you’re put on the spot, on site) from one of our technical Specification Managers, arming you with the essential information for working with both public and private sector clients.Key criteria
Designed for Architects and construction professionals, we cover all the latest information and technologies used in the commercial washroom sector. Everything from location, safety, layout, levels of provision and traffic flow patterns to disability discrimination and accessibility.
Whatever your skill level, gain valuable knowledge (some you don’t realise you need until you’re put on the spot, on site) from one of our technical Specification Managers, arming you with the essential information for working with both public and private sector clients.Key criteria
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The Building a Safer review commented on the Building Regulations and Fire Safety. One of the many recommendations has been the Golden Thread initiative which should ensure access to reliable, up to date information of the building's life cycle from design, specification, construction, maintenance, and inspection. The methodology of having real time information is contained within BS8644-1, Digital Management of Fire Safety Information. This CPD relates to how a specifier can utilise up to date technology developed within the Fire Door Industry supply chain to ensure, specification, detailing, fabrication, installation, inspection, and maintenance can be used to satisfy the needs of new legislation and the Golden Thread. It is a step by step guide as to how this technology can be easily utilised by the specifier to ensure their clients ensure they have fire resisting doors that are compliant.
Ventilation solutions have developed considerably over the decades. However, as properties have become more airtight, this has led to the onset of issues such as overheating and onset of mould and condensation – issues can easily be prevented through effective ventilation measures.
This CPD outlines ventilation methodologies that can be adopted to prevent such issues, highlighting why they should be adhered to, and solutions that can be adopted. Sound design, installation and commissioning practices are discussed, along with practical maintenance and control guidance, to ensure continuous delivery of good indoor air quality.Learning Objectives
The evolution of ventilation
Awareness of problems caused by poor ventilation
Ventilation methodologies, system types and their advantages and disadvantages
Design, installation and commissioning considerations
Adhering to good design principles ensures that delivered solutions satisfy numerous factors, such as compliance, sustainability targets and user acceptance. This CPD looks at what contributes to good heating and lighting, and the benefits integrated solutions can deliver to the built environment. Pertinent industry guidance and regulations are discussed, in addition to the alternate forms of heating and cooling mediums that are available and the advantages that integrated services can deliver for stakeholders on a project.Learning Objectives
Ensuring good design – what you need to consider
What is radiant heating?
Lighting factors to consider
Multi-service foil and its application
Cost-benefit analysis
Comparing multi-service foil to alternative methods of heating
Target audience
Housing Authorities, Local Authorities, Engineers (all levels), Energy Managers, Specifie
The ability to economically heat buildings, whilst also considering the environmental impact, is becoming more and more important. This is especially so in large spaces such as offices, warehouses, sports centres, retail outlets, schools, and hospitals where energy usage is high. We spend virtually three-quarters of our lives in buildings: the indoor climate, temperature, and air quality has a considerable influence on our general well-being. A range of options are available when choosing heating systems, however, one that is often overlooked and perhaps not so readily understood is radiant heating. The radiant heating CPD from Zehnder examines the technology further and examines the benefits the system can offer.Learning objectives
An understanding of radiant heat and how it works
How resultant/perceived temperature affects us
The features and benefits of radiant heating
Comparisons between radiant and convective systems
The issue of cooling is gaining greater prominence in today’s society, as buildings experience heating issues such as humidity, overheating and solar shading which impact on the well-being of occupants. The Zehnder Radiant Conditioning CPD looks at the different cooling solutions that are available, their capabilities, limitations and the benefits that can be gained from utilising radiant conditioning solutions.
Good practice that can be adopted for system design is also discussed, as well as application of conditioning solutions in varied environments.Learning objectives
Understanding of cooling issues that pertain within buildings today
Detailing of cooling solutions that are available
Different cooling solutions and how they work
The benefits that can be gained by radiant conditioning
With Building Regulations calling for increasingly airtight homes, and fuel prices rising, effective and efficient heat recovery ventilation is vital.
The Zehnder CPD explains everything you need to know about heat recovery in order to successfully specify it into High Code Level homes and Passive House projects.
The course has been independently assessed and accredited by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and aims to enable recipients to champion healthier, more energy-efficient and more comfortable buildings for the benefit of the homeowner, the community and the environment.Learning objectives
Understand the key principles of heat recovery ventilation and how it works
Learn about what constitutes a High Code Level and Passive House dwelling
Understand how to identify the correct heat recovery system for the project
Recognise the necessary features to achieve compliance with High Code Leve
Urbanisation, Density Planning Restrictions, and the development of more challenging sites have seen the rise of overheating issues in buildings rise significantly over the past few years.
Where new homes are required to meet high quality and insulation levels, the need for effective ventilation and cooling strategies are now crucial to comfort and well-being and to meet planning guidelines and regulations. This CPD will explore the reasons for overheating, thermal modeling examples and the benefits of using ventilation and cooling to combat overheating in homes.Learning Objectives
What is overheating, why is it occurring and what are the implications?
Regulations and Guidance surrounding overheating in homes e.g., TM59
Importance of thermal modeling with examples utilizing ventilation
The seminar offers comprehensive information about the history of DHWS, its technology and what is driving it. It also discusses how the code has evolved, what is required by modern designs and gives case study examples to exemplify the energy and efficiency benefits that can be achieved with single pipe solutions in conjunction with heat pump technology. The new CPD also includes important information on the new hot water standard, BS8558 which was completed and introduced in September 2015. the seminar also explains how continued innovation is needed to “future proof” hot water systems and that early adopters are reaping the benefits of single pipe DHWS. It demonstrates how the technology is established, understood, and proven by case studies – which validate energy efficiency as part of a complete DHW system.
A design focussed CPD that explores how to add aesthetical value to a shading solution without compromising on performance. This session has a specific feature on blackout products which makes it very relevant to the hospitality and residential sectors.
- The power of fully automated shading- Energy efficiency- Occupant wellbeing
- An overview of the different control types, and the pros & cons of each
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