Non - Conforming Building Products- Chain of Responsbility

Presented by David Lonton from QBCC

Learning Objectives of this webinar:

• New Building and Construction Legislation (NCBP)
• Chain of responsibility
• Key Features of the NCBP Legislation
• Reporting

Prefabrication Architecture

Presented by Bill McCorkell from ArchiBlox

Learning Objectives of this webinar:

• Identify the opportunities and challenges of designing and constructing using prefabrication technology.
• Understand the construction and assembly process of a prefabricated building.
• Recognise the benefits of incorporating sustainable building practices and technologies into the design of buildings.

Learning in Vietnam

Presented by Ed Haysom from HAYSOM Architects Vietnam

Learning Objectives of this webinar:

• Examination of housing solutions in a tropical city and developed at the same time as Brisbane.
• Australia has opted for particular housing solutions based on its British heritage, this shows how a French heritage plus a war develop a different solution.
• Learning from Vietnam’s mistakes in dealing with population growth and housing density
• Looking at an alternative to present high-rise solutions

Retiring? Selling Your Business?

What you need to know

Presented by Martin Checketts from Mills Oakley

Learning Objectives of this webinar:

• Understand how organisational and corporate structure influences succession planning and retirement decisions of practices.
• Apply a succession or retirement methodology to their practice to assist with ownership/management changes.

Building Your Brand

Marketing and Social Media

Presented by Jeremy Szelag

from FC Business Solutions

Learning Objectives of this webinar:

• Understand how to craft a compelling social media and marketing strategy.
• Understand the need for data and tracking marketing impact.
• Identify new and useful platforms that can assist business in marketing.

The Symbol of Memory

&

Humility from the Midden

Presented by Stuart Tanner

Stuart Tanner Architects

Learning Objectives of this webinar:

• The question of identity of a place - using experience of loci and memory to guide a response to place.
• Consumerism and desire and how it overrides the mindful response to living and experience of environment.

Project Bank Accounts

Presented By Megan Johns and Danielle Cooper

Department of Housing and Public Works

Learning Objectives of this webinar:

• Understand what a Project bank Account is and how it impacts architects.
• Understand what progress payments are and how they are administered.
• Identify the changes to defeast period liability Notice requirements.

Managing IP - Media and People

Presented by Rachelle Downie and David Fixler

Corrs Chambers Westgarth

Learning Objectives of this webinar:

• Basic understanding  of what copyright is and what it protects.
• An understanding of how to navigate copyright ownership in the digital space including on social media .
• The dos and don’ts with photos and art in buildings.
• A basic understanding of moral rights.
• Key considerations for managing IP within an architecture practice.

100 Resilient Cities

Presented by Maree Grenfell

City of Melbourne

Learning Objectives of this webinar:

• Define urban resilience and understand the interconnection between shocks and stresses
• Understand the emerging global practice of urban resilience
• Understand the drivers of urban resilience and how to apply these to a city context
• Understand the Qualities of Resilience and how to apply these to project planning
• Identify ways to make a city more resilient to shocks and stresses

Interculutral Design Practices:

Examples from remote and regional Australia

Presented By Shaneen Fantin

People Orientated Design

Learning Objectives:

• Understanding the context of working on architecture projects with Indigenous people in regional and remote locations.
• Respectful and inclusive engagement, what might that look like?
• Tips and tools that will assist you with this work.
• Self-awareness in relation to architecture, culture, design and ways of working.

Flexibility - we're doing it why aren't you?

Brought to you by the Queensland Gender Equity Committee

Learning Objectives of this recording:

• Ability to identify a flexible workplace, its benefits and challenges.
• Identify how practices and employees can promote flexible work arrangements.
• Identify key people and resources to assist in creating change.
• Illustrate how to implement a quick ‘win’/solution for flexibility in their workplace.