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MADE FOR MORE
PROFESSIONAL GROWTH
We go beyond compliance to offer thought-provoking, practical presentations that empower design professionals to grow their expertise and shape the future of sustainable, inclusive spaces.
Conducted by Interface’s Sustainability Manager – Aidan Mullan, all presentations are AIA (Australian Institute of Architecture) accredited and align with the AACA (Architects Accreditation Council of Australia) competency standards
to deliver 1 Formal CPD point for architects and 1 CPD point for Green Star Professionals.
Duration: 1 Hour
DESIGNING WITH CLIMATE IN MIND
Climate Change is the greatest threat to human health. Building and construction accounts for 39% of all global carbon emissions.
Architects have the power to make real positive impact through design excellence, careful material selection and the collective will to make it happen. This CPD provides a roadmap with supporting case studies to design with climate in mind.
Architects have the power to make real positive impact through design excellence, careful material selection and the collective will to make it happen. This CPD provides a roadmap with supporting case studies to design with climate in mind.
Duration: 1 Hour
GOING "ALL IN" TO MEET THE CLIMATE CRISIS
Going "all in” means focusing on direct carbon reduction to meet the urgency of the climate crisis, without carbon offsets.
This CPD explains scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions and provides clarity around measuring, managing and reducing carbon impacts from building design and fit outs. Supported by case studies, it provides information on how to develop a climate transition strategy for designing within the built environment.
This CPD explains scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions and provides clarity around measuring, managing and reducing carbon impacts from building design and fit outs. Supported by case studies, it provides information on how to develop a climate transition strategy for designing within the built environment.
Duration: 1 Hour
NO NET ZERO WITHOUT A CIRCULAR ECONOMY
The built environment can be net zero carbon by 2050. For this to happen, both embodied and operational carbon must be reduced to almost zero, but it is not achievable without the development of a circular economy.
This CPD explains how using circular economy principles can deliver significant embodied carbon reductions within the built environment.
This CPD explains how using circular economy principles can deliver significant embodied carbon reductions within the built environment.