PRESS RELEASE: CPD Box has been enlisted to assist Renson with organising a live webinar on the topic of Natural Ventilation of Apartments in The City of Sydney.

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Renson & CPD Box are hosting a live webinar for Specifiers, Architects and Design Professionals on Thursday the 23rd of July at 10am AEST on the topic of Natural Ventilation of Apartments in The City of Sydney.

The one-hour webinar will specifically cover the need to navigate challenges of natural ventilation for apartments in noisy environments located in Sydney. The webinar will be presented by Bart Brichau, Regional Manager Oceania from Renson. Jesse McNicoll from City of Sydney and the author of the draft Natural Ventilation Guide will join the Q&A segment.

“Without natural ventilation, CO2 and water dampness can rise to levels that jeopardise our health. In these times of pandemics, natural ventilation is an excellent way to reduce the risk of spreading viruses” Bart Brichau states.

Upon completion of this one-hour formal webinar, attendees will come away with new knowledge; a clear understanding of how to specify and design correct ventilation for City of Sydney apartments in noisy environments, along with a fresh perspective, a bit of inspiration and one formal CPD point.

“Undertaking this webinar is easy and convenient, design professionals can join in from any location from the convenience of their desk” Says Janelle Sultan of CPD Box.

Register here for Natural Ventilation CPD Webinar https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/1215941732655/WN_usM4ZVwuRc2EWPBcB79EzA

About Renson; a 110 year old company specialising in manufacturing building products for healthy spaces.

About CPD Box; a scheduling website working with a myriad of professional development providers for the architecture (and similar) industry.

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July 8, 2020/by Reland Pigte

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