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Multi-Residential Acoustics + Current BCA Update: MO1806

PRESENTER
Matthew Ottley
Formal CPD
1 Hour - FORMAL
AU$59.95

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Duration: 00:50:18
In this talk, Matthew Ottley, Managing Associate for Marshall Day Acoustics in Sydney, provides a comprehensive overview of the current BCA and it’s affects on acoustics in multi-unit residential buildings. He also highlights the short comings in this approach for higher end construction.
This is a must do for all architects involved in this sector, and you will have a better appreciation for the factors affecting both external & environmental sound within a dwelling.
TARGET LEARNING OUTCOMES
This CPD course relates to the following AACA NCSA Elements: 3, 4, 5, 6, & 8
At the completion of this course you will:
  • Understand the basics of Acoustics in buildings
  • Develop an appreciation for the BCA requirements for acoustics in Multi-Residential buildings
  • Be aware of the design issues relating to an acceptable acoustics outcome in Multi-Residential buildings
  • Appreciate where the BCA falls short, especially for high quality buildings, as well as issues that the BCA does not address in terms of external and environmental sound

              Recognised by the NSW ARB, ARB of Victoria, BA of Qld, AB of WA, Work Stds Tas, APB of SA, PIA, AILA & BDA

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              • PRESENTER
              • FORMAL CPD/CPE POINTS

              • MATTHEW OTTLEY

                Matthew Ottley is an Associate and Managing Consultant with the Sydney office specialising in environmental noise control, building acoustics and room acoustics. He graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) with Honours and has been working in consulting acoustics in Sydney since 1998.
                 
                “As an acoustic consultant my job is not just about acoustics, it is mostly about communication and collaboration. The acoustics for a project (even a concert hall or studio) is only one component of what goes into making a space work, of solving a problem. What I do is collaborate with architects, planners, developers, builders and designers to find solutions to problems and to make things work.”
                 
                Matthew also produces a podcast, Talking Acoustics, which looks into the art and science of acoustics as features interviews with a different person in the acoustics field each episode. See www.talkingacoustics.com for details.

                Marshall Day Acoustics:

                Marshall Day currently has over 40 professional staff based in Australia with around 100 professional staff in offices throughout Australia, New Zealand, China, Hong Kong, and France.  As one of the largest acoustic engineering firms worldwide, we are able to provide you with the greatest range and depth of experience and expertise available.
                 
                Many of our projects require us to work as part of a design team, communicating ideas
                and resolving issues through innovative and collaborative solutions, within the financial
                and construction limitations. Emphasis on understanding of your needs allows
                us to communicate and work effectively and efficiently as part of a design team.
                We pride ourselves on delivering high quality designs that have undergone our internal quality assurance process and provide cost effective solutions

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