Teulo CPD & CE Events

Teulo Talks LIVE is taking a more personal turn in Queenstown — a small, exclusive long lunch with just a handful of industry peers, sitting down together over a shared table with RIOS' Dr Golnaz Ighany. No stands, no crowds — just real conversation, in a CPD-accredited setting built for connection rather than a lecture hall.

This November at The Rambler, Christchurch — a historic venue rebuilt after the earthquake, now a funky, characterful bar and event space — we're exploring Regenerative Design Intelligence — how evidence-based design, environmental data, and systems thinking are moving the built environment beyond simply reducing harm, toward creating measurable positive impact, in a CPD-accredited evening with RIOS' Dr Golnaz Ighany.

You've sat through enough one-size-fits-all seminars. It's time for a night that actually activates your practice. Teulo Talks LIVE is where bold ideas meet global voices.

This November at Pipiri Lane, Auckland, we're exploring Regenerative Design Intelligence — how evidence-based design, environmental data, and systems thinking are moving the built environment beyond simply reducing harm, toward creating measurable positive impact, in a CPD-accredited evening with RIOS' Dr Golnaz Ighany.

Discover how thoughtful specification can balance design, performance and compliance. From understanding fire-door requirements and simplifying the specification process to exploring custom carpet design.

Explore how high-performance façades, glazing systems and thermal joinery contribute to healthier, more comfortable and energy-efficient buildings.

Discover how architecture can influence the connection between the brain, body and overall health. This Teulo Talk explores the emerging field of architectural neuroimmunology, examining how design, visual perception and environmental stress may affect wellbeing.

This Teulo Ed session brings together two practical perspectives on that: controlling air and moisture through the building envelope, and designing loading dock systems that protect the envelope while keeping operations safe and efficient. Both sessions share one idea: performance comes from planning early and thinking about the whole system, not from choosing products after the fact.

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.