Teulo CPD & CE Events

This CPD session explores the key considerations for specifying compliant balustrade systems, from early design decisions and compliance pathways through to structural performance, detailing and project-specific specification.

The presentation will cover the realities of construction, including key technical considerations, cost implications, and lessons learned along the way. It will then look at post-occupancy performance, with a practical insight into comfort, health, indoor air quality, and the day-to-day experience of living in a high-performance home.

His keynote, Architecture Evolved: The Future of Mass Timber, traces how engineered timber moved from emerging material to transformational construction system — and what that shift means for how architects design, specify, and deliver buildings now.

From the façade and visual identity through to wayfinding, accessibility and secure entry, this session looks beyond individual products to consider how these elements can be better integrated into the architectural design process.

This CPD explores the critical role airtightness plays in improving the performance, energy efficiency and durability of New Zealand buildings.

This CPD session explores the key considerations for developing clear, robust and project-appropriate paint and coating specifications using Masterspec. It looks beyond colour and finish to examine how substrate, exposure, intended use, durability, fire performance, application method and maintenance requirements influence coating system selection.

These two CPD sessions explore how informed specification and early design decisions can create safer, more compliant built environments.

In this podcast, Rachel Blithe from Boundaryline introduces a conversation with architectural designer Robert Birch of Birch & Pyne, exploring the design of educational environments across New Zealand.

In this Teulo Podcast, Daniel Simpkin, General Manager, and Harvey Simpkin, Architectural Consultant at Soteria Doors, discuss the critical role fire-rated doors play in protecting lives and ensuring buildings meet New Zealand's fire safety regulations.

This CPD event brings together three industry experts to explore how better specification decisions can improve building performance, increase design freedom and create more sustainable outcomes.

This session explores the evolving global landscape of fire safety in architecture and the growing importance of responsible material specification in response to recent fire events globally and the increasing impacts of climate change.

Detec New Zealand's presentation is an introductory guide to Electronic Leak Detection (ELD) — a testing method for finding breaches in waterproof membranes, explained via ASTM standards, why it beats traditional flood testing, and the different testing techniques and site requirements involved