The countdown begins, are you ready for the new 2023 Part L regulations? Are you compliant with: The elimination of the performance gap; The new continuity of insulation requirements; The new complaince report / BREL; New photographic / documentary evidence. Make the journey a little easier and join our event so you can begin your route to compliance!.

Improved Sustainability – Increased Design Freedom – Better Operational Efficiency. Developed for architects, interior designers and asset/facilities managers, this CPD explores the benefits of specifying flooring installed using adhesive-free methods, an overview of options and practical case studies.

The CPD Seminar from Cupa Natural Slate identifies the key design and technical features needed when specifying natural slate.

This CPD will contain: GDUK – introduction; Door Industry Standards; What happens on a PPM visit?; Frequency of visits: What are the benefits? Unsafe Doors & Shutters; Summary; Q&A.

This CPD aims to provide expert advice on designing healthcare facilities and consideration of patient/resident’s quality of care along with the quality of work from caregivers. It takes into account the environment, the equipment and the care skills required to implement efficiencies resulting in a positive financial outcome for the facility.

This presentation looks at the announced changes to Building Regulations Part L from 2021 in England to achieve Net Zero emissions for new dwellings buildings from 2025; how they relate to the Future Homes Standard, and how they compare to the RIBA Climate Challenge 2030. By the end of the CPD you should have a greater understanding of: – The key points as announced by the Government as to their plans for Part L Regulations and the Future Homes Standard – The timetable for implementation of Part L 21 and the Future Homes Standard – The Government’s commitment to a ‘Fabric First Approach’ to Zero Carbon under regulations – Typical fabric specifications to achieve Part L 21 and the Future Homes Standard – The RIBA 2030 Climate Challenge – including the 3 main target metrics and the importance of embodied carbon – The comparison for fabric performance under Part L, Future Homes Standard and RIBA Climate Challenge 2030