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The latest CPD courses, seminars and documents for architects
LEARN HOW AND WHY TO SPECIFY FLAT GLASS ROOFLIGHTS
AN INTRODUCTION TO DAYLIGHTING WITH ROOFLIGHTS
DESIGNING EFFECTIVE THERMAL BREAKS
SOLID SURFACES CPD SEMINAR
Do you have a requirement for Flat Glass Rooflights on an upcoming project? Maybe you are keen to learn more about the benefits of specifying these products? Either way, Roofglaze can help you with extensive experience in the design, manufacture, supply and installation of high-end rooflights and skylights. Their newly- improved CPD seminar, 'Contemporary Rooflight Solutions: A Specifier’s Guide to Flat Glass Rooflights', is fully RIBA-approved and
available now for presentation at your offices. 01480 474 797
www.roofglaze.co.uk/cpd
FAST TRACK SCREEDS
With over 75 years’ experience, Mapei is the world’s largest manufacturer of adhesives, sealants and chemical products for building, with training playing a major role within the Mapei organisation. Regular seminars, presentations and RIBA accred- ited CPDs take place at Mapei’s Specification Centre in the heart of Clerkenwell.
The RIBA CPD seminar “Fast
Track Screeds” on the 20th October will assist architects and design professionals in understanding how material types differ in performance and how different screeds can be applied to aesthetic effect, avoiding screed failures by specifying suitable materials and construction methods in line with current European and British standards and building regulations. Architects and construction professionals are invited to gain knowledge and receive up to date information to ensure the correct
specification for all types of projects, as well as being provided with an opportunity to network with like-minded professionals. Dave Alderman, Specification Manager, explains: “The full scale models that we hold here at the Specification Centre enable our guests to visualise our systems from substrate to finish. We encourage our attendees to bring their drawings to discuss project specific queries following the presentations.” Topics covered in Mapei CPDs range from underground construction to large format tiling and each seminar is approximately 40 minutes with time for questions over refresh- ments and a catered lunch. For the full CPD calendar and to book your place, please email
CPD@mapei.co.uk.
0121 508 6970
www.mapei.co.uk
An online slideshow by The National Association of Rooflight Manufacturers, whose Technical Committee advises Government on Rooflighting in respect of Building Regs. Relevant to stages 0, 1 and 2 of the RIBA Plan of Work and applicable to domestic and non domestic projects, the seminar covers: the benefits of natural daylight and basics of designing daylight into buildings with rooflights; how rooflights can help to achieve required light levels for specific building usage; the role that rooflights can play in
reducing energy usage and CO2 emissions and much more. 01908 692325
www.narm.org.uk/cpd
Thermal bridging is now so prevalent, that calculating an effective structural thermal break has never been more essential. Schöck Ltd is therefore hosting a workshop, to bring the latest design principles to Structural Engineers, Architects and Technicians at The Institution of Structural Engineers in London on the 9th November from 9am-1pm with a buffet lunch. The workshop is free and accrues CPD points. Early booking is recommended. For full details and to register visit the website or contact Schöck directly. 07824 848 090
www.schoeck.co.uk
CD (UK) Ltd, the exclusive UK distributors of Corian® – Seminar structured as follows: Development of Solid Surface from 1960s to present day; Raw materials, adhesives and composi- tion; Solid Surface characteristics and benefits; Manufacture: Sheet, Matrix sheet and shape product; Comparison of characteristics; From production to fabrication process; Properties of Solid Surface;Architectural and Design possibilities; Current applications; Environmental considerations; Support, warranty and service infrastructure. 0113 201 2240
www.cdukltd.co.uk
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