Archify Approved Formal CPD:
Rethinking Sustainable Commercial Washroom Design
ASI JD MacDonald have partnered with CPD provider, Archify, to create educational content, including the latest CPD program titled ‘Rethinking Sustainable Commercial Washroom Design’.
Archify offers free online CPD courses for architects to ensure they remain up-to-date with industry-specific information. Architects registered in QLD, NSW, VIC, WA, TAS, SA, and A+ members of the Australian Institute of Architects must complete annual Continuing Professional Development points to maintain their Architectural registration.
It is important to note that the CPD year ends on a particular date based on which Australian state or territory the Architect is registered in; these dates include the 31st of March for Queensland and Tasmania and the 30th of June for Victoria, New South Wales, Western Australia and South Australia.
A+ CPD requirements are in line with state requirements CPD points are allocated on the basis of one point for every hour of involvement for both formal and informal activities. The accepted minimum commitment from registered practicing architects is 20 points per annum (at least 10 formal) in a minimum of two competency units.
This module details technical and sustainable design considerations for commercial washrooms. It reviews safety issues, assesses toilet partition components, and selected material options. This course can be completed at a time that suits you, since Archify offers on-demand CPD courses.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the importance of design considerations for commercial washrooms
- Identify key sustainability principles in commercial washroom design (Water conservation, energy efficiency, and material selection)
- Understand the environmental impact of traditional versus sustainable washroom designs
- Understand guidelines provided in the National Construction Code 2019 and Australian Standards 1428.1-2021
- Relevant sustainability standards and certifications applicable to commercial washroom design, (LEED, WELL, and Green Star)
- Real life examples of sustainable washroom designs
Who May Benefit: Architects and specifiers working in commercial, public or education design environments who seek clarification and inspiration around washroom design related issues.
To access the online course or to find out more, click the below link:
www.archify.com
