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Transitions talks by Architects Declare: CLT

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Looking into CLT but don't know where to start? Or maybe you've specified it but want to improve your knowledge. 

Our Materials Working Group is kicking off a new talk series ‘Transitions’ to explore how we can decarbonise practice. We’ll cover diverse topics ranging from materials, talking to clients, mitigating risk, climate change communication and case studies for low carbon buildings.

We’ll start with a discussion on Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) - how sustainable is it, and what are the design, detailing and procurement issues you need to know? We’ll hear from a supplier, structural engineer and builder to discuss their insights on how to design with this material. 

The event will run via Zoom on Friday 13 October at 1pm AEST. Speakers will present in an easy to digest short format, followed by an unrecorded Q&A to create a safe space for discussion.

Architects Declare are committed to equity and diversity in design, and acknowledge a lack of diversity in the first session - stay tuned for a line up of multi-disciplinary speakers, with a monthly Friday talk to unpack solutions for transitioning to a net zero future. 

Join us to hear from Sean Bull (XLAM), Bill Manning (Cantilever Engineers) and Alex Ognjenovski (Evergreen Projects) to hear their experiences in the supply, design and construction of CLT projects. 


To help transition your practice, you can prepare your practice Sustainability Action Plan (SAP) and learn more at au.architectsdeclare.com

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