Join us for this CPD webinar presented by Christie Barbecues. 

Register direct via zoom - https://aila-org-au.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_m4KI5aldQfCTJgZHienT7g

The webinar will feature information on how landscape architects can utilise barbecues in their projects to create sustainable and social spaces. 

The session will feature a case study of Arkadia Apartments by OCULUS, a 2020 National Award of Excellence winner in Gardens at the National Landscape Architecture Awards. Hear from Landscape Architect Will Whitfeld, OCULUS as he speaks on Arkadia Apartments, a project located in Sydney's Alexandria that illustrates the role a garden can play in connecting residents to their place, its history and to each other. As landscape architects, OCULUS provided design and documentation services for the public and private domain, including an integrated ground plane (Huntley Green Park), through site-links, a series of courtyard gardens and atriums, a communal edible garden and expansive rooftop terrace. 

Christie Barbecues invented the public barbecue in 1965 and they continue to be designed with both energy efficiency and user experience in mind. Following the case study of Arkadia Apartments, Alex Christie from Christie Barbecues will highlight benefits of the public barbecue and the company's commitment to environmental sustainability.  Christie have developed unmatched expertise in barbecue technology during their 55 years of continuous product development .  Learn more about Christie's products including their carbon footprint and how products are manufactured sustainably through solar energy and recycled or recyclable materials.  

Zoom details for the session will be sent out the day prior to the webinar.  

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