Architecture CPD
Gain your architecture CPD points with BD by completing CPD modules online. Each module below contains a full technical article followed by a link to a multiple-choice questionnaire. All are fully CPD accredited for architects.
Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
CPD 7 2015: Level thresholds and water ingress
This module examines the key regulations concerning the accessibility of building entrances and highlights ways to avoid the main risks. It is sponsored by LABC Warranty
CPD 6 2015: Essential BIM technology
With less than a year to go until the deadline for all government projects to use level 2 BIM, this module explains some of the key concepts that underpin the collaboration technology. It is sponsored by Vectorworks
CPD 5 2015: Continuously operated recirculating systems and legionnaire's disease
This module sets out the advantages of a pumped, circulating drinking-water system in preventing the growth of Legionella bacteria. It is sponsored by Wavin
CPD 4 2015: Beyond Part L 2013
This module provides guidance on what to expect from the 2016 energy targets for new homes, and how to ensure compliance. It is sponsored by Celotex
CPD 2 2015: Revisions to BS 5534
The latest in our CPD series explains why BS 5534 has been revised and outlines the key changes that designers and contractors need to understand. This module is sponsored by Marley Eternit
CPD 31 2014: Introduction to unitised curtain walling
The latest in our CPD series considers the importance of unitised curtain walling, design considerations as well as legislation and testing issues. This module is sponsored by Reynaers Aluminium
CPD 3 2015: Specifying flat roofs (part 2)
Following last year’s introduction to flat roofs, this module focuses on installation and the impact of Part L 2013 on specification. It is sponsored by Sika Sarnafil
CPD 1 2015: Best practice for building waterproof concrete basements
To ensure new basements are waterproof, it is essential that a suitable methodology is followed on site. This module, sponsored by Waterproof Concrete with Site Supervision, explains how designers can specify good workmanship
CPD 30 2014: Ensuring data accuracy on BIM projects
The latest module in our CPD series considers the importance of consistent, accurate data in the BIM process, and the key role played by manufacturers in providing it. This module is sponsored by British Gypsum
Previous modules
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CPD 29 2014: Radiant heating and cooling panels
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CPD 27 2014: Building automation and compliance with BS EN 15232
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CPD 25 2014: Flat-to-pitched roof conversions
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CPD 23 2014: High-performance insulation for curtain wall facades
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CPD 21 2014: Prevention of limescale
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CPD 19 2014: Software-as-a-service and construction
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CPD 17 2014: BIM for small practices
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CPD 15 2014: Specifying sustainable paints
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CPD 13 2014: Specifying oriented strand board
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CPD 11 2014: Specifying rooflights
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CPD 28 2014: Project information management
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CPD 26 2014: Introduction to waterproof concrete
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CPD 24 2014: Creating real-time 3D visualisations
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CPD 22 2014: Introduction to acetylated engineered wood panel products
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CPD 20 2014: Fibre cement slate cladding
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CPD 18 2014: Specifying retractable seating
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CPD 16 2014: Render-protected external wall insulation
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CPD 14 2014: BIM - collaboration and the common data environment
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CPD 12 2014: Reducing NOx air pollution
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CPD 10 2014: Practical approaches to complying with Part L1A 2013
