Sustainable architecture
The following CPD materials fall within the ‘Sustainable architecture’ RIBA Core Curriculum topic area.
Illustrates how solar shading systems can ensure that your designs comply with current Building Regulations Part L2A, Conservation of Energy and Power. It includes advice on: solar heat gain calculations, how solar shading design can affect solar heat gain to reduce energy costs, and using solar shading to comply with Building Regulations.
For over 40 years Dales has specialised in the design and manufacture of low-maintenance aluminium product solutions for the building envelope. The company was one of the first to recognise that solar shading could reduce the environmental impact of buildings by reducing their lifetime energy consumption. Dales holds full design/professional indemnity for all products that it designs, manufactures and supplies.
Approximate duration excluding time for questions/answers: 45 minutes.
Looks at the history of the steel window, demonstrating the contribution steel windows have made to architectural trends and aesthetics, both in the UK and overseas. This seminar also describes the advantages of using steel windows today, and the important role they often play in restoration and conservation projects, before concluding with a look at the steel window of the future.
Clement manufactures an innovative range of steel windows, doors and rooflights for private residences and commercial projects. The company provides a complete service – from the provision of technical drawings through to manufacture, installation and after-sales support – whether your project involves listed buildings, conservation areas or new build.
Produced from 100% recycled steel, Clement windows are environmentally-friendly and meet the highest levels of specification and performance.
Approximate duration excluding time for questions/answers: 40 minutes.