SBID ACCREDITED CPD
CPD Provider: GROHE UK
Format: Talk / Panel Discussion
Duration: 1 hour
Cost: Free
CPD Points: 1
Reference: CPD22035
This CPD with Grohe discusses the role designers play in improving environmental impacts, covering key considerations for designing more sustainably.
The panel discussion in collaboration with Grohe explores the role that interior designers and product manufacturers play in improving the environmental impacts of the industry and driving sustainable developments across the profession.
The discussion addresses the key considerations for effectively designing with sustainability in mind to take climate change – from material selections and FF&E specification to carbon neutral manufacturing, minimising waste, and optimising the energy efficiency of buildings.
Guest speakers include Karl Lennon, Leader for Projects at Grohe; Pia Pelkonen, Creative Director at Pia Design; and Cecilia Halling, Creative Director at Elicyon.
If you have any questions about this CPD activity or would like to make an appointment for your studio, please get in touch with the CPD Provider or email us [email protected].
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