Tuesday, September 17, 2024
Abodo Wood is happy to declare their new WEBINAR will be organised on October 4. This time, the topic of the WEBINAR will be Simplicity meets Sustainability – Innovations in Low-Carbon Architecture. Also, the webinar is ARB and RIBA accredited CPD learning webinar series. The primary focus of the WEBINAR is to design a better tomorrow CPD webinar series is back this month with another line-up of industry experts. In this free ARB (Architects Registration Board) and RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) accredited CPD learning webinar via Teulo, they are excited to introduce two new speakers, David Trubridge and Sian Taylor.
Interested participants can join them on October 4 at 10 am, BST, and they will received a CPD Learning Certificate upon the conclusion of the event.
David Trubridge / Biophilic Design in the Built Environment
David shares his views on sustainability, indigenous culture and beauty, in particular sharing his thoughts around a connection to nature and how western cultures can learn from Polynesian culture.
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Speaker Bio: David Trubridge
David Trubridge, New Zealand’s most renowned designer of furniture and lighting, is celebrated for his innovative work, all produced by his own company in Hawkes Bay. His designs, which embody the trend of ‘raw sophistication’ and emphasize environmental responsibility, are sold and exhibited globally, frequently featured in major international publications. In 2008, the French magazine Express named him among the top 15 designers worldwide, and in 2012, his ‘Icarus’ installation was acquired by the Pompidou Centre in Paris for its permanent collection. In 2019, Trubridge was honoured as an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit for his contributions to design.
Sian Taylor / KISS Principle – Keep It Simple, Stupid
The drive towards Carbon Neutrality can seem daunting in an era of escalating project costs and dwindling workloads. Yet, it’s precisely now that we must reimagine our building designs to meet these challenges head-on.
There are effective ways to create buildings that are cost-effective, low in carbon, and climate resilient. A primary strategy is the KISS principle – Keep It Simple, Stupid. This talk will clearly demonstrate why this principle serves as the low hanging fruit in Low Carbon Building, enabling one and his clients to save both money and time.
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Speaker Bio: Sian Taylor, Team Green Architects
Sian Taylor is the co-founder of Team Green Architects in Arrowtown, alongside her husband Mark Read. Renowned for their commitment to sustainable architecture, their firm specialises in innovative low-energy and low-carbon building designs. Their work has garnered numerous awards, including the NZIA President Award this year.
In 2019, Sian co-launched Architects Declare NZ, advocating fervently for sustainability within the industry. Her dedicated efforts are focused on advancing the mission for a Carbon Neutral Aotearoa, making her a leading voice in the movement toward environmentally responsible architecture.
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