March's issue of RIBA CPD Showcase

March's issue of RIBA CPD Showcase

Mar 30, 2021 |NBS |1 Minute Read

Discover the latest RIBA accredited CPD materials for March - including living spaces and inclusive environments.

The RIBA CPD Providers Network supports CPD members by providing high quality and accredited CPD content that can be accessed remotely and online.

This month’s CPD showcase focuses on the places that we call our own - whether that be our home, offices, factories or public areas - and how we interact with others in those spaces.

The core curriculum topics included in this month's CPD Showcase focus on inclusive environments and health, and safety and well-being. Remember, a minimum of 20 of your annual 35-hours of CPD should incorporate materials from the ten core curriculum topics.

Some of the latest CPD content now available on ribacpd.com includes:

Live online seminars are also available, such as 'Understanding and specifying invisible sound solutions’ by Amina Technologies and ‘Multi-functional space’ by Style.

The materials included in the monthly RIBA CPD Showcase are just a sample of the wider range of content available – visit ribacpd.com to find out more.

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