Continuing education course on specialized facade systems for architects, specifically focusing on curtain walling technology.
Reynaers Aluminium UK has announced the launch of a new Continuing Professional Development (CPD) seminar titled "The Best of All Possible Worlds." The architect-led seminar, designed specifically for architects, aims to empower them to make informed decisions that balance aesthetics, functionality, and environmental responsibility.
The seminar, which will be presented via webinar in October and November, is focused on curtain walling systems and is aimed at architects and other industry professionals. The seminar's architect-led design, crafted by Paul Iddon, Vice President of the Manchester Society of Architects, ensures a comprehensive understanding of using curtain walling to meet modern design objectives.
The seminar offers a broad understanding of relevant curtain walling systems and their usefulness in meeting various design criteria. It provides an in-depth exploration of these systems, along with practical applications illustrated by case studies that showcase diverse uses and exemplary contextual designs.
In addition to addressing architectural challenges and innovative solutions, the seminar will cover technical, regulatory, and practical aspects relevant to contemporary architectural practice. It will reference essential regulatory frameworks across approved documents, including the Building Safety Act (BSA) and Construction Design & Management (CDM) regulations.
Reynaers Aluminium UK's commitment to supporting the professional growth of architects and specifiers is underscored by the launch of this new CPD seminar. The company's National Consult Manager, Richard Jekiel, commented that the company is committed to supporting architects in realizing their visions.
The seminar is tailored to meet RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) continuing professional development standards, indicating it will cover all the necessary technical, regulatory, and practical aspects relevant to contemporary architectural practice.
The seminar will be delivered through face-to-face, virtual, or on-site options at Reynaers' Knowledge Centre in Birmingham, ensuring flexibility and accessibility for all participants. In-person sessions, onsite or at Reynaers' UK headquarters in Birmingham, can be arranged by enquiring via the CPD page or contacting the Reynaers Consult Team.
The new CPD seminar complements Reynaers' existing portfolio of RIBA-approved seminars, which cover topics like aluminium sliding doors, acoustic glazing solutions, and sustainable aluminium systems. By providing high-quality, relevant educational content, Reynaers Aluminium UK continues to bridge the gap between innovative product solutions and the evolving needs of the construction industry.
The seminar aims to expand architects' creative horizons and improve their technical capabilities in curtain walling systems. It offers valuable insights into the relevance of curtain walling in meeting sustainability and circular economy goals, underscoring Reynaers Aluminium UK's commitment to sustainable practices in the construction industry.
Architects and other industry professionals interested in participating in this new CPD seminar or exploring Reynaers' other educational offerings can contact the company directly to schedule a session. Reynaers Aluminium UK's new RIBA-approved CPD seminar, "The Best of All Possible Worlds," is set to provide a valuable learning experience for all participants.
The seminar, "The Best of All Possible Worlds," not only delves into the technical aspects of curtain walling systems but also explores their relevance in meeting sustainability and circular economy goals, aligning with Reynaers Aluminium UK's commitment to sustainable practices in the construction industry. Furthermore, the seminar, which is tailored to meet RIBA continuing professional development standards, aims to expand architects' creative horizons and improve their technical capabilities in curtain walling systems, contributing to their growth and the evolving needs of the construction industry.
