Resources for Suppliers
INTRODUCTION TO THE CLIMATE EMERGENCY GUIDE
As providers of continuing professional development (CPD) for architects, you’ll be pleased to know that the University of New South Wales has released a comprehensive guide for new and existing buildings in Australia to help tackle the climate emergency.
This guide is an excellent resource that provides science-based benchmarks, targets, and pathways for reducing carbon emissions and increasing energy efficiency in building design and operation.
Features
Key Features of the Climate Emergency Guide
The climate emergency guide for buildings in Australia covers a range of topics, including energy efficiency, renewable energy, water management, waste reduction, and sustainable materials. It provides practical advice and case studies that demonstrate how these principles can be applied in practice.
The guide’s standout feature is its focus on lifecycle emissions, which takes into account not only the emissions associated with operating the building but also the emissions associated with the production, construction, and disposal of building materials. By considering the full lifecycle of a building, the guide helps to ensure that buildings are truly sustainable and low carbon.
Another important feature of the guide is its adaptability to different building types and contexts. It recognizes that each building is unique and requires tailored solutions to address its specific environmental impacts. The guide provides a range of strategies and options that can be customized to suit different building types, sizes, and locations.
Why
Importance of Adopting the Climate Emergency Guide
As providers of continuing professional development (CPD) for architects, it is crucial to stay up to date with the latest best practices and industry standards. The release of the climate emergency guide for new and existing buildings in Australia by the University of New South Wales presents a significant opportunity for CPD providers to equip architects with the latest knowledge and skills in sustainable building design and operation. By incorporating the guide into their training materials, CPD providers can help architects stay competitive in a rapidly evolving market that increasingly demands sustainable building solutions.
Furthermore, adopting the climate emergency guide can help CPD providers differentiate themselves from their competitors and position themselves as leaders in the field. By demonstrating a commitment to sustainability and offering training on the latest best practices in sustainable building design and operation, CPD providers can attract and retain architects who prioritize sustainability in their work.
Wrap-up
In Summary
The climate emergency guide for buildings in Australia presents an invaluable resource for providers of continuing professional development (CPD) for architects. By incorporating the guide into their training materials, CPD providers can equip architects with the latest knowledge and skills in sustainable building design and operation, helping them stay competitive in a market that increasingly demands sustainable solutions
You can read more about the guide at Architecture AU, and the UNSW website.
Sincerely,
The Refuel Team
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