CPD Live is back for 2026, bringing four days of essential learning, inspiration, and practical insights for design and construction professionals.
April 10th, 2026
Taking place from 19–22 May, this year’s first CPD Live program features 17 live-presented sessions – each designed to help you stay ahead in a rapidly evolving built environment.
Whether you’re looking to deepen your technical knowledge, explore innovative materials, or understand the latest regulatory changes, CPD Live 2026 offers valuable, relevant content you can immediately apply to your projects.
Secure your place now at cpdlive.com.au.
What to Expect in 2026
This year’s lineup covers a diverse range of topics shaping the future of architecture and design, including sustainability, compliance, technology integration, and user-focused design.
Featured Sessions Include:
Each session is delivered live, giving you the opportunity to engage directly with experts and gain practical insights aligned with current industry standards and challenges.
Don’t Miss Out
With CPD Live fast approaching, now is the time to secure your place and start planning your sessions. Stay ahead of industry changes, gain valuable CPD points, and be part of the conversations shaping the future of design.
Register today at cpdlive.com.au and be ready for 19–22 May.
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