Online CPD
Online CPD
CONTINUE TO IMPROVE YOUR
SKILLS
AND COMPLETE YOUR CPD REQUIREMENTS ANYTIME,
ANYWHERE
Our online courses are designed to help meet your CPD needs while also meeting your personal and professional commitments. New courses are added regularly addressing various topics relating to the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia (AACA) competencies of Design, Documentation, Project Delivery and Practice Management.
Online Courses
Our courses are:
- Developed by industry experts
- Recognised for formal CPD points
- Meet the CPD requirements of the NSW, WA, and Queensland boards of registration
- Claimable for Building Practitioner Accreditation requirements in Tasmania.
View the full list of our online courses on our Continuum website.
NEW AVAILABLE COURSES
ARCHITECTURE, URBAN ANXIETY AND CULTURAL DIVERGENCE
From the National Architecture Conference 2018: Edge
Presenter: Sue Dugdale: Director – Susan Dugdale and Associates Australia
Competency Area: Design
Formal CPD Points available: 1
Examine urban anxieties and cultural differences through the microcosm of an Alice Springs architectural practice. Get interesting insights on how knives, exit plans, a swamp and a science fiction-posed paradigm offer a framework for review of recent public and commercial projects from the SDA team, in particular the CBD Revitalisation, an urban renewal project.
The Anatomy of a leak
Presenter: Ross Taylor
Competency Area: Design
Formal CPD Points available: 2.0
Water leaks remain the most frequently occurring and most expensive defect in modern buildings. With the surge in apartment dwelling construction, the frequency of leaks is increasing. Furthermore, new regulations mean that designers are more likely to be in the firing line for legal action taken against builders and developers for building defects.
INVITING THE GENTLE SMILE OF EXISTENCE
From the National Architecture Conference 2018: Edge
Presenter: ‘Lek’ Mathar Bunnag: Founder and Managing Director – Bunnag Architects, Thailand
Competency Area: Design
Formal CPD Points available: 1
Discover ‘Lek’ Mathar Bunnag’s interpretation of cultural heritage in relation to the individual and as a source of inspiration, not definition. Through a selection of his resort projects and his design of the Thailand Pavilion in the Venice Biennale Architectural Exhibition in 2014, ‘Lek’ Mathar Bunnag shares the significant factors that inform, influence and shape his work.
Contact us
For further information, contact our CPD Team:
Australian Institute of Architects
Level 1, 41 Exhibition Street,
Melbourne, Victoria 3000.
p: +61 (3) 8620 3877
e: cpd@architecture.com.au
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