Proposed RIBA Curriculum Topic: Business, clients and services Seminar Content Promoting ourselves, our work and the work of the organisation now falls in everyone’s lap. Many practices use social media as a tool for reaching new clients, but how many are taking advantage of the detailed targeting tools available through Facebook, Instagram or twitter? This […]

If you need to get a Construction Professionals Health and Safety (CPHS) card or a Construction Skills Register card for the first time, or if your card is up for renewal you are invited to attend the upcoming CPHS Card Health and Safety Training Course. The CPHS card, or equivalent, is required to work on […]

Proposed RIBA Curriculum Topic: Places, planning and communities Seminar Content Planning is one of the biggest challenges for architects working in Northern Ireland and one of the most problematic aspects of the planning process is transport. A revised Manual for Streets is set to be published early in 2022 and the Department for Infrastructure has […]

Part of Conservation in Common, a cross-disciplinary series of events for professionals working in the built heritage sector Talk hosted by the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists Archaeology is a necessary and positive element of many construction projects, and the successful management of archaeology as part of construction is integral to sustainable development. Based around the […]

RIBA Curriculum Topic: Procurements and Contracts Seminar Info Challenges and disputes around payments are on the rise. So this is the perfect time to get up to date about the latest examples of construction case law. Knowing the details can help you avoid potential pitfalls when it comes to contracts. RSUA, in partnership with Gately […]

2 – 30 March 2022 The RSUA is running a 5 day course in Historic Building Conservation aimed at architects and related professionals working in the fields of conservation, refurbishment and restoration. This course is designed to meet the formal accreditation criteria for the Conservation Registrant (CR) level of the RIBA Conservation Register but will be […]

Part of Conservation in Common, a cross-disciplinary series of events for professionals working in the built heritage sector Talk hosted by the Royal Society of Ulster Architects This session will explore the social, economic, environmental and cultural value of 20th century buildings and discuss some of the typical technical challenges of conserving these relatively modern […]

RIBA Curriculum Topic: Places, planning and communities WIth the recent withdrawal of a planning advice note by the Department for Infrastructure, which was designed to clarify elements of existing planning policy, many have been left wondering – what is going on with planning in Northern Ireland, specifically in relation to rural areas. In this seminar, […]

If you need to get a Construction Professionals Health and Safety (CPHS) card or a Construction Skills Register card for the first time, or if your card is up for renewal you are invited to attend the upcoming CPHS Card Health and Safety Training Course. The CPHS card, or equivalent, is required to work on […]

Part of Conservation in Common, a cross-disciplinary series of events for professionals working in the built heritage sector Talk hosted by the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings The climate crisis is the single biggest challenge facing humanity, and the construction industry must play a huge role in tackling this. However the greenest building […]

21 September – 19 October 2022 RSUA is running a 5-day Advanced Conservation Course which can lead to an RSUA Certificate in Architectural Conservation on successful completion of an assessment. The programme is aimed at architects and related professionals working in the fields of conservation, refurbishment and restoration who have previously completed the RSUA Conservation […]