CPD Webinars On Demand
Did you miss out on a particularly interesting webinar? Are you working towards fulfilling your CPD requirements? A comprehensive suite of relevant ACA CPD webinars are now available for purchase on demand.
Developing business resilience in architecture
How do you build a practice that can adapt, make sound decisions and continue to thrive through turbulent times? Join us for a practical and candid panel discussion bringing together experienced practice owners and industry representatives Richard and Sarah Bryant of Bryant Alsop, Les Finnis of Finnis Architecture, and Keith Ryan from the HIA.
Drawing the Line: Understanding a Certifier’s Scope
Few working relationships shape a project’s progress as directly as the one between an architect and the certifier, yet the boundaries are often poorly understood until a project is already underway. Join the ACA NSW/ACT for a practical online session with experienced building surveyor Heath McNab, exploring the realities of certification and how to keep projects moving through approval.
People, Culture & the Business of Talent
The ACA QLD/NT + RAA are excited to present a new breakfast forum series: Business Matters, bringing together architects from metropolitan, regional and remote practices to discuss the realities of running an architecture business. The first in-person breakfast discussion on Wednesday 19 August will cover People, Culture & the Business of Talent.
Update on Victorian Planning Provisions
Did you miss the recent Victorian rescode codification information session? A video recording is now available for those who missed it on the day. Colleen Peterson and Jim Papadimitriou from the Victorian Department of Transport and Planning provide updates on the new ‘Townhouse and Low-Rise Code’ (the Code) and how it will be applied, answering questions from attendees to clarify details.
Practicing on Country CPD Course
The Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning at the University of Sydney is offering a 20% discount for ACA members for its Practicing on Country CPD course, an online, self-paced 1.5 hour learning module.