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RIBA West Kent webinar: SAP calcs, overheating, and future homes standard 2025.

Join RIBA West Kent for a webinar on Building Regulations: Part L ’SAP calcs’, Part O (overheating and future homes standard 2025) with Neil Vanson of Falcon Energy.

About the Webinar

Join RIBA West Kent online for this month's talk, with Neil Vanson of Falcon Energy as they discuss Building Regulations: Part L ’SAP calcs’, Part O overheating and future homes standard 2025.

Read RIBA's response to the proposed regulations.

How to attend

RSVP to Branch Secretary Marc Wright on marc@fourpointten.co.uk to receive a Zoom link for this free webinar.

About Falcon Energy

Falcon Energy is a fully qualified and expert energy conservation consultancy with an outstanding track record, customer service offering and attention to detail. As an independent firm they are able to offer superb energy advice and a range of energy testing to both the commercial and domestic building markets. Founded in 2006, they work on developments from large developments to small, individual sites that are looking to be more energy efficient.

What does RIBA West Kent do?

RIBA West Kent aims to act as a local hub for architects, providing a platform for professional development, networking, and advocacy, while also contributing to the promotion of architectural excellence and community engagement.

The activities and functions of a RIBA branch can include:

  • networking and community building: Organising events, lectures, and social gatherings to facilitate networking among local architects and professionals in the built environment.
  • supporting students and emerging professionals: Traditionally, Branches collaborate with their local schools of architecture, facilitating connections between students, young architects, and established professionals.
  • knowledge sharing: Creating platforms for the exchange of ideas, experiences, and knowledge within the local architectural community.
  • promoting local architecture: Educating the public about the value of good design and architecture in the community.
  • advocacy and representation: Representing the interests of local architects and the architectural profession to local authorities, government bodies, and other relevant stakeholders.