Certified Healthy Building Professional
A professional education program for architects and building professionals focused on health risk in the built environment. The course addresses exposure pathways, material health, moisture, indoor air quality, and building biology principles to support informed design, specification, and construction decisions in real projects.
– Healthy Home Expert
Introduction to Biophilic Design
Introduction to Biophilic Design explores how nature-integrated spaces enhance wellbeing, attention, and performance across residential, commercial, and hospitality projects. Learn the science behind sensory design, avoid greenwashing, and apply practical frameworks that meet NCSE competencies—ideal for architects seeking evidence-based tools to future-proof their practice and client outcomes.
-Cocoplum
Specifying the Complete Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) & Plasterboard System
Covers the use of Cross laminated timber products in lightweight building code-compliant Wall and Floor/Ceiling systems for multi-residential buildings and other building segments. CLT is an engineered wood product that consists of multiple layers of timber planks stacked in alternating directions and bonded together with structural adhesives. Prefabricated, lightweight and harvested from sustainably managed forests, CLT walls enable fast construction with strength, stability and durability.
-Knauf
Beyond the Surface
Uncover the secrets to building performance. Explore material behaviour, thermal movement, and foundation dynamics. Master façade design for water shedding. Learn from real-world examples to improve construction quality.
-Partridge
Designing for Durability
This course delves into timber durability by explaining concepts, listing limitations for timber, concrete, and steel, exploring performance variations in timber, and defining risk factors for timber durability in construction.
– WoodSolutions
Engineered Timber Buildings – The Architect’s Perspective
This course covers identifying engineered timber products in Australia, selecting the right one for specific purposes, addressing structural and safety considerations, and understanding the architect’s role in prefab construction.
– WoodSolutions
Sustainability and Innovation in Surfaces
The built environment produces a third of the world’s waste. Every year about 100 billion tonnes of raw materials are extracted for use across the buildings and construction sector. Today, it is possible to create products that have a positive impact on the world around us. More sustainable and carbon neutral, with higher percentages of recycled materials and a longer life cycle. Designing for a sustainable future requires architects, designers, and specifiers to look at materials from a more holistic perspective.
– Cosentino
Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) Design for Architects
Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) proposes a range of new benefits for architects looking to improve productivity, sustainability, and occupant wellness. Please register interest via the contact form at the link provided.
– Xlam
Door Hardware Scheduling
This CPD is an overview of Door Hardware Scheduling and the principals of specifying the correct door hardware and basic understanding of deciphering door schedules and corelating with other service documentation to produce a meaningful and compliant document for tender.
– Allegion
Door Hardware and the Australian Standards
This CPD discusses the importance of the Australian Standards and how they apply to the building hardware industry. We review the fundamentals of AS1905.1, AS1428.1 and AS4145.5 the basis of what should be specified when these standards are applicable.
– Allegion