Latest CPDs – Page 13
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FeaturesCPD 18 2014: Specifying retractable seating
Retractable seating systems are tiers of seating that fold away into a space the depth of a single row. Our latest CPD module, sponsored by Audience Systems, will examine the different systems available and the key factors that specifiers should consider
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FeaturesCPD 17 2014: BIM for small practices
As of 2016, all centrally procured government construction projects must implement level 2 BIM. Our latest CPD module, sponsored by Vectorworks, defines levels of BIM
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FeaturesCPD 16 2014: Render-protected external wall insulation
EWI systems are an effective means of improving a building’s thermal efficiency. Our latest CPD module, sponsored by Mapei, examines the types of system available, as well as colours, finishes and the relevant standards
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FeaturesCPD 15 2014: Specifying sustainable paints
Paint systems can have a major impact on the environmental performance of a project. Our latest CPD module, sponsored by Johnstone’s Trade, outlines the key factors that specifiers need to consider
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FeaturesCPD 14 2014: BIM - collaboration and the common data environment
The latest in our CPD series examines the data-sharing requirements of BIM projects, and the various online tools that can help to meet them. This module is sponsored by 4Projects by Viewpoint
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FeaturesCPD 13 2014: Specifying oriented strand board
The latest in our CPD series examines the applications and benefits of OSB wood-based panels, as well as the various standards governing their use. This module is sponsored by Coillte
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FeaturesCPD 12 2014: Reducing NOx air pollution
Across Europe, levels of air pollution remain unacceptably high. This CPD module, sponsored by Icopal, examines air quality targets and the role that building designers can play in hitting them
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FeaturesCPD 11 2014: Specifying rooflights
The latest in our series of CPD modules examines the key issues when selecting a rooflight, including the different types of glass and operating systems, as well as relevant standards and testing procedures
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FeaturesCPD 10 2014: Practical approaches to complying with Part L1A 2013
The latest in our series of CPD modules outlines the key changes to the thermal efficiency regulations, which were introduced last month, and suggests solutions for meeting the new requirements
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FeaturesCPD 9 2014: Optimal pump sumps for wastewater
The latest in our series of CPD modules focuses on best practice in the design of pumping stations as part of an effective modern sewerage network. This module is sponsored by Xylem Water Solutions UK
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FeaturesCPD 5 2014: Risks associated with modern methods of construction
This module examines the best ways to manage the risks associated with MMC during the design and construction process. It is sponsored by LABC Warranty
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FeaturesCPD 3 2014: Introduction to design-led BIM
This module explains how architects can make the most of an Open BIM workflow from the start of the design process. It is sponsored by Vectorworks
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FeaturesCPD 2 2014: Selecting flat roof systems
This module outlines the key factors involved in the specification of effective and sustainable flat roof systems. It is sponsored by Sika Sarnafil
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FeaturesCPD 1 2014: Introduction to Part L 2013
This module explains the key changes to the energy efficiency provisions of the Building Regulations, which come into force in April. It is sponsored by Celotex
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FeaturesCPD 4 2014: Dali and integrated building services
This module explains the applications of the open protocol for digital lighting, and its integration into a building-wide open system. It is sponsored by Delmatic
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FeaturesCPD 6 2014: Sustainable lighting
Improvements in LED technology offer architects more ways to integrate light into their designs. As lighting is one of the most energy-intensive elements of a building, such options are vital
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FeaturesInsurance special report: Trade credit
Trade credit insurance has returned to construction, having all but disappeared just when it was needed most. So do today’s new policies offer a good deal for firms?
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NewsCITB sets out to mend broken relationship with CSCS
Bodies confirm peace talks after tumultuous year
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FeaturesPFI on trial
The fate of PFI hangs in the balance with a Treasury announcement expected next month. Building considers the case for both the prosecution and defence, looks at the possible verdicts, and wonders if promises of a reformed character might get it off the hook
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NewsMarketing corners you should not cut
CIMCIG’s Rick Osman believes that when times are hard it is tempting, or even necessary, to cut back on your marketing, but where should you cut? More importantly which areas should you not cut