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SUMMARY:Hawa Barrier Free Living CPD
DESCRIPTION:Register Now\nTitle: Barrier-Free Living: Navigating Legislation\, Force Mechanics\, and Hardware Selection for Compliance and Aesthetics\nCPD Accreditation: 1 Formal CPD Point | Mapped to 2021 NSCA (PC 39\, PC 45\, PC 52) & ACAA (CPPACC5011A\, CPPACC5016A) \nModule Outline\nThis one-hour formal CPD module teaches architects how to choose and document compliant architectural hardware for inclusive buildings. You will learn the specific legal requirements of the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) [23]\, the National Construction Code (NCC)\, and Australian Standard AS 1428.1. The session focuses on practical design challenges\, showing you how to maintain an aesthetic design while meeting strict rules for clear door openings\, flush thresholds\, and minimum handle clearances. \nA major focus of the course is the physics of door operations\, specifically how to keep opening and closing forces under the legal 20-Newton limit. By exploring high-performance sliding door tracks\, lever handles\, and low-friction acoustic seals\, you will see how the right hardware prevents common on-site non-compliance issues. This presentation is fully mapped to the 2021 National Standard of Competency for Architects (NSCA) for documentation and site inspection\, earning attendees one formal CPD point. \nLearning objectives:\n\nHow to choose and document compliant architectural hardware for inclusive buildings\n\nMeet our Presenter\n \nMark Micallef\nMark 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. \n  \nRegister Now
URL:https://in2aplearning.com.au/webinar/hawa-barrier-free-living-cpd-2/
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CATEGORIES:Hawa
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SUMMARY:Considerations for Facade Attachments for Optimal Performance
DESCRIPTION:Register Here\n \nThis course explores how modern façade design is evolving in response to stricter environmental regulations\, changing architectural expectations\, and the growing need for adaptable building envelopes. Participants examine the National Construction Code (NCC) Section J requirements\, including thermal performance\, glazing-to-façade ratios\, solar admittance\, and the increasing importance of thermally broken systems. The program highlights practical design strategies—such as dynamic facades\, shading integration\, and improved glazing performance—that help projects meet compliance while maintaining architectural intent. \nThrough real project examples and an overview of advanced sliding façade technologies\, the course demonstrates how operable systems enhance energy efficiency\, comfort\, and design flexibility. Attendees gain a clear understanding of regulatory impacts\, performance metrics\, and the role of dynamic façade solutions in contemporary building design. \n \nObjectives\n\n\nUnderstand environmental design regulations and its impact on building façade design (ACAA Competency: Design\, Conceptual Design 3.3 & 3.4)\nIdentify key strategies for designing modern building facades to meet code requirements (ACAA Competency: Design\, Conceptual Design 3.2)\n\n\n\n\n\nMeet our Presenter\n \nMark Micallef\nMark 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. \n  \n\nRegister Now
URL:https://in2aplearning.com.au/webinar/considerations-for-facade-attachments-for-optimal-performance-2/
LOCATION:Microsoft Teams
CATEGORIES:Hawa
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SUMMARY:Sound of Silence: Designing Wall\, Ceiling and Door Solutions for Optimal Acoustic Comfort in Residential and Commercial Applications by Hawa
DESCRIPTION:Register Here\n\n \nThis course introduces the fundamentals of building acoustics and the practical strategies required to achieve effective sound control in modern interiors. Participants explore how noise behaves\, how it is perceived\, and how regulatory frameworks shape acoustic design in Australia. The program covers key metrics such as Rw\, Rw + Ctr\, Ln\,w + Ci\, Dn\,f\,w\, and CAC\, explaining how they influence real‑world performance in walls\, ceilings\, floors\, and door systems. \nA major focus is the role of sliding doors in acoustic design\, including the limitations of conventional systems and the enhanced performance of engineered acoustic sliding solutions. Through examples of compliant wall and floor constructions\, the course demonstrates how to meet BCA requirements\, reduce flanking paths\, and integrate acoustic doors without compromising aesthetics or spatial efficiency. By the end\, participants gain a clear understanding of acoustic principles\, regulatory expectations\, and practical design solutions that improve privacy\, comfort\, and quality of life in residential and commercial environments. \n \n\nObjectives\n\n\nImprove understanding of building acoustics theory and practice (ACAA Competency: Design\, Conceptual Design 3.3 & 3.4)\nUnderstand key solutions for achieving acoustic solutions in walls\, ceilings and doors (ACAA Competency: Design\, Conceptual Design 3.2)\n\n\n\n\n\nMeet our Presenter\n \nMark Micallef\nMark 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. \n  \n\nRegister Now
URL:https://in2aplearning.com.au/webinar/sound-of-silence-designing-wall-ceiling-and-door-solutions-for-optimal-acoustic-comfort-in-residential-and-commercial-applications-by-hawa-2/
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CATEGORIES:Hawa
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SUMMARY:Optimising Space in Motion CPD
DESCRIPTION:Register Now\nAACA Competency:\nDesign 4.6 \nModule Outline:\nSpace optimisation is a central concern for designers seeking to enhance the quality of life while delivering long-term value for their clients. By adopting flexible design principles\, it is possible to maximise the utility of every square metre within residential and commercial environments. This approach not only improves financial and environmental performance but also enhances occupant wellbeing and future proofs buildings for evolving needs. In this module\, we examine key methods\, design principles\, and products that enable more effective use of space across a wide range of settings—including homes\, offices\, hotels\, classrooms\, and hospitals—wherever space can work harder and smarter. \nLearning Objectives:\n\nImprove our understanding of building space optimisation strategies (Conceptual Design 3.3 & 3.4)\nIdentify key solutions for optimising space within residential & commercial spaces (Conceptual Design 3.2)\n\nRegister Now\nMeet our Presenter\n \nMark Micallef\nMark 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 Barangaroo\, 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 Bachelor of Business (Marketing) from Victoria University\, in addition to several formal and informal qualifications in building and construction-based subjects.
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