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HAWA Webinars

in2aplearning have been developing and facilitating CPD modules since 2015.

CPD Webinars

In2aplearning CPD webinars are taught by industry experts and offer one formal CPD point.

CPD modules are a good resource to learn about problematic issues and learn new methods and procedures of building materials in accordance with NCC guidelines. Embrace the digital way with virtual conferences.

Audio Visual & Presenter Interaction

 

  • Audio visual and discussion
  • Total duration 1 hour
  • Q&A
  • 10min sponsor product introduction (relevant to CPD webinar)

Each month we share insightful FREE CPD WEBINARS for architects and designers by industry experts.

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Considerations for Façade Attachments for Optimal Performance by HAWA

The façade of a building is often thought of as the most important aspect from a design standpoint, as it sets the tone for the rest of the building. The design of a façade can positively trigger physical, physiological and psychological responses. Aesthetic appeal, energy efficiency, sustainability and convenience, the demands placed on the modern facades are high.

  1. Describe some trends for building facades (AACA Competency: Design; Conceptual Design PC39.
  2. Explain environmental design topics and relevant standards and technical provisions to improve decision making (AACA Competency: Design; Conceptual Design: PC45.
  3. Explain higher performing material options (AACA Competency: Design; Conceptual Design: PC 45

Mark Micallef

Mark Micallef has over 15 years’ experience in technical sales and management roles in the Building industry working with some of Australia’s leading building materials manufacturers. Mark is an expert in acoustics, thermal comfort and indoor environmental quality, with formal training in Australia and abroad, and had been involved in a design and construction capacity on many of Australia’s largest building projects, including Barrangaroo, Perth Children’s Hospital, Sunshine Coast University Hospital, Melbourne University School of Architecture, Eureka Tower and Melbourne 108. Mark holds an MBA from RMIT University and a Bachelors of Business (Marketing) from Victoria University, in addition to several formal and informal qualifications in building and construction-based subjects.

25 OCT 2023: 12:30PM AEDT

Microliving – The Luxury of Living Small by HAWA

In this module we will introduce you to the Global Megatrends which have arisen from population growth. These trends are set to impact how we will live in the future, its challenges and possible approaches on how to cope with it.

  1. Describe the megatrend of Urbanization and its impact on the future of how we live 4.2.
  2. Identify key design challenges resulting from urbanization 3.6.
  3. Describe the topic of Micro-living and how it can resolve certain urbanization challenges 3.3.

Mark Micallef

Mark Micallef has over 15 years’ experience in technical sales and management roles in the Building industry working with some of Australia’s leading building materials manufacturers. Mark is an expert in acoustics, thermal comfort and indoor environmental quality, with formal training in Australia and abroad, and had been involved in a design and construction capacity on many of Australia’s largest building projects, including Barrangaroo, Perth Children’s Hospital, Sunshine Coast University Hospital, Melbourne University School of Architecture, Eureka Tower and Melbourne 108. Mark holds an MBA from RMIT University and a Bachelors of Business (Marketing) from Victoria University, in addition to several formal and informal qualifications in building and construction-based subjects.

18 OCT 2023: 12:30PM AEDT

The Sound of Silence: Designing Wall, Ceiling and Door Solutions for Optimal Acoustic Comfort in Residential and Commercial Applications by HAWA

Acoustic design is often ignored or relegated to an afterthought in modern architecture.  However, the way a building performs acoustically has a huge impact on how it is experienced by its users.  Good acoustics has been associated with improved health, learning outcomes and enjoyment, whilst poor acoustics has been associated with conflict, stress, anxiety and other health issues.  Considering these factors, designing for good acoustics is paramount, but many designers believe they must sacrifice aesthetics in order to achieve good acoustics.  In this module, we provide practical ways to design spaces which perform better acoustically but don’t detract from – and in some cases enhance – room aesthetics.

Good acoustic design delivers health and wellbeing benefits to users of commercial and residential buildings but is often overlooked.  In this module, we show how to design for acoustics whilst retaining aesthetics.

  1. Improve understanding of building acoustics theory and practice 3.3 & 3.4
  2. Understand key solutions for achieving acoustic solutions in walls, ceilings, and doors 3.2

Mark Micallef

Mark Micallef has over 15 years’ experience in technical sales and management roles in the Building industry working with some of Australia’s leading building materials manufacturers. Mark is an expert in acoustics, thermal comfort and indoor environmental quality, with formal training in Australia and abroad, and had been involved in a design and construction capacity on many of Australia’s largest building projects, including Barrangaroo, Perth Children’s Hospital, Sunshine Coast University Hospital, Melbourne University School of Architecture, Eureka Tower and Melbourne 108. Mark holds an MBA from RMIT University and a Bachelors of Business (Marketing) from Victoria University, in addition to several formal and informal qualifications in building and construction-based subjects.

*NOTE to all our WA, SA and NT architects and users please note the time zone invitation is that for AEST, please ensure you note the time difference. We would hate for you to miss our CPD presentation.

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