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Coronavirus has had a significant impact on all countries around the world including Wales. As well as the health risks; jobs are at risk; public finances are at risk; our vulnerable communities are at risk. The Minister will discuss the important role infrastructure and the built environment can play in our recovery from the crisis.

How can the construction industry dramatically reduce its consumption of natural resources?

A successful firm of architects needs to balance the delivery of high-quality architecture with the careful management of the business. This seminar will provide you with helpful and practical tips on running a successful practice in challenging times, targeted at both experienced and less experienced practitioners.

The RIBA Conservation course is an important step on the ladder towards a specialism in conservation. It will provide you with the knowledge and understanding to support your decision-making process on projects, and enable you to apply for recognition of your skills within the RIBA and other Conservation Accreditation Schemes.

People, Place, Planet Sustainability - what is the triple bottom line? Matthew Sawyer provides information and practical knowledge to overcome barriers to sustainability

Twenty-five million UK homes will need to be energy-retrofitted over the next 30 years, including historic, listed and other hard to treat buildings. On an item by item basis, this seminar will illustrate the key energy saving opportunities within existing buildings and how to tailor a retrofit master plan. Knowledge will be shared based on completed examples, including deep energy retrofits to EnerPHit, Carbon Lite and Energie-Sprong standards.

How can you deliver the highest standards of access and inclusion? This seminar will, by examining the principles and processes of inclusive design, understanding what best practice looks like and recognising common design pitfalls, illustrate how even small changes can result in big impacts.

Meet new and outgoing RIBA Wessex chairs, branch chairs and councillors and discover RIBA Awards 2020 shortlisted project The Story of Gardening by Stonewood Design.

Join the Cambridge Association of Architects (CAA) as they discuss the Case for Retrofit using case studies with plenty of time for questions and answers.

The RIBA City CPD Club 2020 is designed to help you achieve your annual CPD requirements. The programme is an innovative schedule of seminars covering the mandatory RIBA Core Curriculum topics, delivered over four days, providing you with the flexibility to plan your annual CPD well in advance.