This area of Continuum lists other CPD resources, some of which are offered free of charge. These resources can contribute to your continuing professional development.

 extra/ordinary National Conference 2010

 

If you missed the National Conference in Sydney this year, or would just like to relive it, visit our dedicated page featuring material from the conference. Some of the material available includes free videos, reports from delegates and audio-visual courses for CPD points.

Parallax National Conference 2009 - Podcasts

Slavoj Zizek  

A guest speaker at the Australian Institute of Architects 'Parallax' conference, philosopher and cultural critic, Slavoj Zizek confirmed his status as an intellectual and confrontational maverick. Click here to listen to his talk.

Click here to listen to a closing forum with all the conference delegates; the forum is introduced by Conference Creative Director Richard Blythe.

 International Speaker Series

Toyo Ito building  

Find out what other architects thought of Toyo Ito's presentation at the Australian Institute of Architects International Speaker Series.

 

Critical Visions National Conference 2008

 CV08 Graphic  

Find out what other architects thought of the international and national speakers in the Australian Institute of Architects 2008 National Conference.

 

NATSPEC Text Continuing Professional Development


NATSPEC have developed their TECHnotes into CPD units.  Each unit outlines key information about the topic then offers a series of questions (with answers) to enable you to gain formal CPD points.

Each unit contributes 0.5 formal hours CPD (unless otherwise stated).

 

 

dmg world media - Continuum Sponsor

  Connecting over half a million customers with 8000 exhibiting businesses each year, dmg world media produce a broad range of high profile events and exhibitions across New Zealand and Australia.

 

UrbanNous





 

UrbanNous provides access to digital multimedia focusing on urbanism. Urbanism is the study and development of cities, from the physical form of buildings, infrastructure and open space, to the culture politics and economy. The aim is to take theory and practice out of the box, with contributors explaining their projects and ideas, making these accessible and inspirational.