Recently explored how AI, Scan-to-BIM, digital twins and point cloud technology are being applied within architectural practice. Industry experts Pierre Saunal of Airc.Digital & Snap Twin and Peter Bauman of Space Survey presented practical applications and real-world case studies, highlighting how these technologies can support more efficient workflows, improve collaboration and strengthen project delivery.

Through expert-led discussion, attendees gained insight into common challenges, key risks, and strategies for improving application outcomes, with particular emphasis on pre-application engagement and understanding local constraints. Focusing on how local planning policies, design expectations, and consultation processes shape development in Oxford, where high-quality design and early engagement are strongly emphasised.

The Building Safety Act was a direct response to past failures in the construction industry. This CPD event is designed to equip architects with the knowledge and actionable solutions needed to design and deliver safer, more resilient timber projects.
This session will provide clarity on key legislation and innovative strategies to protect your projects from the most common and devastating threats: fire and water damage

The Architect’s Dilemma was a certificated CPD session examining the gap between architectural design ambition and successful real-world delivery. The event brought together Dave Buxton and Ben Walpole of Q Two Consulting and Dr Joel Callow of Beyond Carbon to explore practical challenges around building performance, Passivhaus delivery, sustainability and professional risk.