July's issue of RIBA CPD Showcase

July's issue of RIBA CPD Showcase

Jul 14, 2023 |NBS |1 Minute Read

The latest accredited CPD from the RIBA CPD Providers Network. 

This month's RIBA CPD Showcase covers a selection of themes. ‘Architecture for social purpose’ and ‘Procurement and contracts’ are our two featured core curriculum topics, while elsewhere we address floors and flooring and creating safe and secure environments.

The latest CPD section includes material such as 'Specifying Traffic Floor Coatings' by Jotun A/S, 'Hotel Bathrooms and Washrooms' by Ideal Standard (UK) Ltd, and 'Exploring the Design Possibilities of Resin Flooring' by UZIN UTZ. 

This month's Featured CPD includes 'Poured Insulation' by Energystore Ltd, 'Best Practice for Air and Windtight Structures' by PARTEL, and 'Plywood: A Definitive Guide to Specification' by Hanson Plywood Ltd. 

Some of the CPD material with a focus on the secure environment includes:

Between the core curriculum topics, seminars include 'The Equality Act - The Way Forward' by dormakaba UK Ltd, and 'The Party Wall Act for Architects' by E K McQuade.

Visit ribacpd.com to find even more RIBA-accredited CPD materials.


Specifying Traffic Floor Coatings

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