CAA Branding Guidelines

CAA IDENTITY GUIDELINES

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OCTOBER 2023

CAA Identity Guidelines This document provides a comprehensive overview of the design elements and applications that define the CAA's visual identity.

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04 DEFINING VALUES

06 VISUAL SIGNATURE 18 TREE INSIGNIA

20 TYPOGRAPHIC ELEMENTS 24 COLOUR PALETTE

27 IMAGE SELECTION

31 IMAGE FRAME DEVICE

38 APPLICATIONS

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DEFINING VALUES

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CAA IDENTITY GUIDELINES

DEFINING VALUES

DEFINING VALUES These are the key principles that underpin each and every element that forms the CAA's visual identity.

The guidelines that follow have been developed in response to the CAA's re-defined strategic positioning; creating the foundations for a visual expression that is contemporary and accessible whilst establishing the CAA's mission and reenforcing the gravitas at its core. The guidelines aim to equip the CAA with the tools it needs to express itself today, and into the future – with consistency, clarity and impact.

Integrity Conveying the CAA's professionalism, in turn, establishing its authority.

Inclusive & Collaborative Conveying the CAA's accessibility and diversity.

Curious & Innovative Conveying the CAA's forward-thinking and progressive attitude.

Agile & Transformative Conveying the CAA's commitment to creating a better world for tomorrow.

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VISUAL SIGNATURE

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VISUAL SIGNATURE

WORDMARK

The CAA’s primary expression. The clear and confident wordmark exists at/on the front of all primary communications.

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WORDMARK SAFE AREA In order to preserve the integrity of the wordmark, the safe area must be respected across all applications.

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LOGOMARK

The most succinct expression of the identity. The logomark is the supporting device that exists on secondary communications – a dynamic extension of the visual signature, that reinforces the organisation's presence.

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Version 1

This is the primary version of the logomark.

It should be used across all digital assets, presentations, reports and on business cards.

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Version 2

This is the secondary version of the logomark.

It should be used on all materials that are to be printed in-house: certificates and shareable templates (letterheads, agendas, minutes, notes and invoices).

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LOGO SCALES

We have defined a range of specific scales at which the wordmark and logomark should be applied.

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Presentation title page

All presentations should begin with a title page – clearly establishing the CAA's ownership over the document. It's not necessary to use the logomark here.

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Presentation secondary pages

The logomark should exist on all secondary pages – positioned in the bottom left corner.

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Notes Document size: 1920px × 1080px Margins: 60px 60px 60px 60px Columns: 12 / 40px Logomark width: 60px

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LOGO SCALES

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Instagram post – version 1

The wordmark should appear on all copy based / announcement posts.

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Instagram post - version 2

The logomark should exist on all image based posts.

Notes Document size: 1080px × 1080px Margins: 60px 60px 60px 60px Columns: 4 / 40px Logomark width: 100px

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LOGO SCALES 5

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Digital certificate – front page

Both the wordmark and logomark should appear on the front page.

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Digital certificate – secondary pages

It is not necessary for the wordmark to appear on secondary pages.

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Notes Document size: 210mm × 297mm Margins: 10mm 10mm 10mm 10mm Columns: 8 / 10mm Logomark width: 50px

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LOGO LOCKUP

The logo lockup combines the wordmark and the logomark. It should be used in instances where the identity appears alongside partner organisations.

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LOGO LOCKUP

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LOGO LOCKUP IN CONTEXT When the logo lockup appears alongside partner logos, it is important to consider scale and spacing.

The height of the logos should determine the space between them.

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LOGO LOCKUP IN CONTEXT

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LOGO LOCKUP IN CONTEXT

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TREE INSIGNIA

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TREE INSIGNIA

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TREE INSIGNIA

The tree insignia is an additional visual element used to enrich special materials, such as certificates, awards and invitations (see example applications).

It should always be used as a secondary illustrative element and should never replace or exist as an extension of the visual signature.

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Version 1

Combining the circular outline, text and illustration.

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Version 2

Combining the circular outline and illustration.

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Version 3

Illustration only.

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TYPOGRAPHIC ELEMENTS

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TYPOGRAPHIC ELEMENTS

PRIMARY TYPEFACE

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The CAA's primary typeface is Maison Neue Extended, a contemporary sans serif typeface with distinctive forms and a focus on harmony, rhythm and flow. The extended nature of the typeface sets the tone for a written expression that is open, welcoming and progressive.

Maison Neue Extended is used for the brand wordmark and logo mark, across the website and on business cards.

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Maison Neue Extended Demi

For all headlines, titles and pull quotes.

Maison Neue Extended Medium

For all body text.

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Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz (?£%) 123456789 Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv Ww Xx YY ZZ (?£%) 123456789

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ALTERNATIVE TYPEFACE

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In instances where the primary typeface isn't available, we use Montserrat – a typeface sourced from Google Fonts.

Montserrat is used across all editable documents (created in-house): presentations, reports, certificates and shareable templates (letterheads, agendas, minutes, notes and invoices).

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Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz (?£%) 123456789

Montserrat SemiBold

For all headlines, titles and pull quotes.

Montserrat Medium For all body text.

Click here to download Montserrat.

Click here for guidance on how to install the fonts.

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Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv Ww Xx YY ZZ (?£%) 123456789

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TYPOGRAPHIC ELEMENTS

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TYPOGRAPHIC STYLING & SCALE 1

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Headlines

Headlines are set in Montserrat SemiBold.

They are either centered or left aligned, depending on the format of the document.

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Sub-headlines

Sub-headlines are also set in Montserrat SemiBold. They are always left aligned and smaller than the primary headline.

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Body copy

Body copy is set in Montserrat Medium. It is always left aligned and spaced generously to ensure clear readability.

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Captions & details

Captions and details are set in Montserrat Medium. They are always indented, to help distinguish them from the body content.

The scales to the right illustrate the relationship between the different typographic elements.

Please refer to the document templates for guidance on specific text sizes.

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Supporting schools of architecture across the Commonwealth

CAA embarks on a mission to help build a coalition of Schools of Architecture across the Commonwealth.

In 2020 the CAA published a Survey of the Built Environment Professions in the Commonwealth which found there to be a critical lack of capacity among each of the principal built environment professions in many of the Commonwealth countries which are urbanising most rapidly and are among the most vulnerable to climate change impacts.

The survey also revealed a corresponding lack of educational and institutional capacity together with an urgent need to update curricula while also maintaining competency among teaching faculty, students and practitioners through Continuing Professional Development (CPD). The CAA recognises that addressing the findings of the survey requires a variety of responses which engage with the current system (normative responses) together with new and innovative approaches to address the capacity gap.

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↑ Key findings from a pilot consultation.

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COLOUR PALETTE

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COLOUR PALETTE

CORE COLOUR PALETTE

CAA Black #0c2400

Warm Grey #e8e2d4

Soil #4c3800

Olive Green #7c731e

Cobalt Blue #193f8b

Teal #1f9299

Amethyst #633757

The colour palette derives directly from elements found in the natural world and materials found in the built environment. It conveys the vibrancy and richness of the Commonwealth, whilst expressing the CAA's energy and optimism.

Ochre #af8d2a Cool Grey #f4f0e6

Pale Pink #f6cdfd Stone #e0ca89 Rust #b75107

Warm White #fffbf3 Forest #245825

Bright Red #f34b26

Ice White #fefefc

Lime #a5a900

Orange #fc7900 25

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COLOUR PALETTE

RESPONSIVE COLOUR PALETTE In select instances, across the website and on special materials – where images are a key part of the communication – the colour palette can grow to respond to the specific imagery. Here, the additional colour(s) should be sampled from the image itself.

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IMAGE SELECTION

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IMAGE SELECTION

IMAGE SELECTION Images are a key part of the CAA's storytelling.

They help to provide context and visual insight – ensuring communications connect and resonate with the reader.

Where possible, selected imagery should avoid feeling generic or 'stock-like'. Images should be naturally lit, with the main focal elements positioned centrally within the frame. Image selection should derive from one of three categories:

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Buildings

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People

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Environment

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Suggested websites for sourcing imagery are unequalscenes.com and unsplash.com. Selected images should be as high resolution as possible (at least 300 DPI), to ensure they retain their quality when used at varying scales.

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IMAGE SELECTION

IMAGE SELECTION

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IMAGE SELECTION

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IMAGE FRAME DEVICE

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IMAGE FRAME DEVICE

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IMAGE FRAME DEVICE

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The 'shifting' frame device presents imagery in a way that conveys the CAA's transformative vision.

There are two formats (landscape and portrait) each with two variations – to be selected from in response to the composition of the original image.

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The image frame device should only be used in specific instances – when presenting 'hero' images – please refer to the document templates for guidance on specific image formatting.

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Landscape frame – version 1

Size: 1920px × 1080px

Indent: →← 40px X

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Landscape frame – version 2

Size: 1920px × 1080px

Indent: →← 40px

X

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IMAGE FRAME DEVICE

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IMAGE FRAME DEVICE 3

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Portrait frame – version 1

Size: 1080px × 1080px

Indent: →← 40px

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Portrait frame – version 2

Size: 1080px × 1080px

Indent: →← 40px

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X

X

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IMAGE FRAME DEVICE

IMAGE FRAME DEVICE Example showing the image frame device applied.

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IMAGE FRAME DEVICE

IMAGE FRAME DEVICE Example showing the image frame device applied.

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IMAGE FRAME DEVICE

IMAGE FRAME DEVICE Example showing the image frame device applied.

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IMAGE FRAME DEVICE

IMAGE FRAME DEVICE Example showing the image frame device applied.

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EXAMPLE APPLICATIONS

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EXAMPLE APPLICATIONS

PETER OBORN gb President

RIBA RIAS HonMRAIC HonMRTPI HonFIStructE

BUSINESS CARDS peter.oborn@ commonwealtharchitects.org +44 (0) 7836 336645

The front of each member's business cards can be personalised by selecting a new colour from the core colour palette.

Notes Document size: 85mm × 55mm Margins: 4mm 4mm 4mm 4mm Columns: 8 / 4mm Logomark width: 9mm

STEVEN OUNDO ke Senior Vice President

OGW MBA BArch (Hons) FAAK FCIArb

steven.oundo@ commonwealtharchitects.org +254 (0) 722 737260

WILSON MUGAMBI ke Vice President, Africa

wilson.mugambi@ commonwealtharchitects.org +254 (0) 722 550492

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LETTERHEAD 1

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Front Page

The wordmark, recipient's address, subject line and footer should always appear on the front page.

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Andrew Amara Lead Architect & Urban Planner, Studio Flame Plot 142, Upper Mawanda Road, Kamwokya P.O.Box 1371, Kampala, Uganda

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29 September, 2023

Declaration on Sustainable Urbanisation Dear Andrew,

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Secondary Pages

Only the logomark (version 2) and footer should appear on secondary pages.

Notes Document size: 210mm × 297mm Margins: ↑ 10mm → 10mm ↓ 10mm ← 25mm Columns: 12 / ↔ 5mm Text: Montserrat SemiBold/Medium (9.5pt/13.3pt)

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Endnotes 1.

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Yours sincerely,

Peter Oborn President, Commonwealth Association of Architects +44 (0) 7836 336645 peter.oborn@commonwealtharchitects.org

Cc: Justin Hill Vice President, Pacific, CAA

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AGENDA, NOTES, MINUTES

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Initials

To discuss/Actions 3.2 Climate change’s impact on natural water bodies.

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These documents are each based on the same template. This ensures clarity, consistency and ease of use.

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Agenda – front page

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Agenda – secondary pages

Notes Document size: 210mm × 297mm Margins: ↑ 10mm → 10mm ↓ 10mm ← 25mm Columns: 12 / ↔ 5mm Headings: Montserrat SemiBold Body text: Montserrat Medium (9.5pt/13.3pt)

Agenda

Title: Subtitle: Location: Date: Time:

Invited to attend: Peter Oborn, President, CAA Steven Oundo, Senior Vice President, CAA Wilson Mugambi, Vice President, Africa, CAA Justin Hill, Vice President, Pacific, CAA

Continuing Professional Development Series The Climate Framework Zoom call 27 July 2023 9:30–11:30am (UCT)

Apologies: Brenda Nyawara, Council Member for Youth, CAA Andrew Amara, Chair of Communications, CAA

Meeting objective(s): Developing the future structure of the CPD programme

To discuss/Actions

Initials

1 Session 1: Energy & Carbon 1.1 Guidance on how to minimise energy use and associated carbon emissions.

1.2 Accelerating the transition to a global, decarbonised built environment.

1.3 Passive design, active systems and technologies.

1.4 Renewable energy generation and energy storage 1.5 Consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.

1.6 Enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi.

PO, WM

2.0 Session 2: Circular Economy 2.1 Resources, their use and maintenance.

2.2 Procurement to encourage ‘endless recycling/reuse’.

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PO, JH

3.0 Session 3: Water 3.1 Water use, harvesting and recycling.

PO, JH

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4.0 Session 4: Ecology & Biodiversity 4.1 Efficient land use, nature-based solutions, and sustainable food production, among others.

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4.3 Ut enim ad minima veniam, quis nostrum exercitationem ullam corporis suscipit laboriosam, nisi ut aliquid ex ea commodi consequatur.

PO, JH

5.0 Session 5: Connectivity & Transport 5.1 How people, places, and cities connect through sustainable urban planning, and transportation.

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PO, JH

6.0 Session 6: Human Factors 6.1 People: including health & wellbeing, behaviour, and social value.

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PO, JH

Additional Notes Omnis voluptas assumenda est, omnis dolor repellendus. Temporibus autem quibusdam et aut officiis debitis aut rerum necessitatibus saepe eveniet ut et voluptates repudiandae sint et molestiae non recusandae.

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AGENDA, NOTES, MINUTES

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Discussed/Actions

Initials

3.2 Climate change’s impact on natural water bodies.

3.3 Totam rem aperiam, eaque ipsa quae ab illo inventore veritatis et quasi architecto beatae vitae dicta sunt explicabo.

Notes

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Notes – front page

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Notes – secondary pages

Notes Document size: 210mm × 297mm Margins: ↑ 10mm → 10mm ↓ 10mm ← 25mm Columns: 12 / ↔ 5mm Headings: Montserrat SemiBold Body text: Montserrat Medium (9.5pt/13.3pt)

Title: Subtitle: Location: Date: Time:

Invited to attend: Peter Oborn, President, CAA Steven Oundo, Senior Vice President, CAA Wilson Mugambi, Vice President, Africa, CAA Justin Hill, Vice President, Pacific, CAA

Continuing Professional Development Series The Climate Framework Zoom call 27 July 2023 9:30–11:30am (UCT)

Apologies: Brenda Nyawara, Council Member for Youth, CAA Andrew Amara, Chair of Communications, CAA

Meeting objective(s): Developing the future structure of the CPD programme

Discussed/Actions

Initials

1 Session 1: Energy & Carbon 1.1 Guidance on how to minimise energy use and associated carbon emissions.

1.2 Accelerating the transition to a global, decarbonised built environment.

1.3 Passive design, active systems and technologies.

1.4 Renewable energy generation and energy storage 1.5 Consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.

1.6 Enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi.

PO, WM

2.0 Session 2: Circular Economy 2.1 Resources, their use and maintenance.

2.2 Procurement to encourage ‘endless recycling/reuse’.

2.3 Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.

2.4 Sed ut perspiciatis unde omnis iste natus error sit voluptatem accusantium doloremque laudantium.

PO, JH

3.0 Session 3: Water 3.1 Water use, harvesting and recycling.

PO, JH

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4.0 Session 4: Ecology & Biodiversity 4.1 Efficient land use, nature-based solutions, and sustainable food production, among others.

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4.3 Ut enim ad minima veniam, quis nostrum exercitationem ullam corporis suscipit laboriosam, nisi ut aliquid ex ea commodi consequatur.

PO, JH

5.0 Session 5: Connectivity & Transport 5.1 How people, places, and cities connect through sustainable urban planning, and transportation.

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5.3 At vero eos et accusamus et iusto odio dignissimos ducimus qui blanditiis praesentium voluptatum.

PO, JH

6.0 Session 6: Human Factors 6.1 People: including health & wellbeing, behaviour, and social value.

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6.3 Nam libero tempore, cum soluta nobis est eligendi optio cumque nihil impedit quo minus id quod maxime placeat facere possimus.

PO, JH

Additional Notes Omnis voluptas assumenda est, omnis dolor repellendus. Temporibus autem quibusdam et aut officiis debitis aut rerum necessitatibus saepe eveniet ut et voluptates repudiandae sint et molestiae non recusandae.

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• Sed quia consequuntur magni dolores eos qui ratione voluptatem sequi nesciunt. Neque porro quisquam est, qui dolorem ipsum quia dolor sit amet, consectetur.

• Adipisci velit, sed quia non numquam eius modi tempora incidunt ut labore et dolore magnam aliquam quaerat voluptatem.

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Discussed/Actions

Initials

3.2 Climate change’s impact on natural water bodies.

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Minutes

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Minutes – front page

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Minutes – secondary pages

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Commonwealth Sustainable Cities Initiative Commonwealth youth for sustainable urbanisation New network provides a voice for Commonwealth youth in shaping tomorrow’s cities today.

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Call to accelerate innovation in rapidly growing cities

How well equipped are the built environment professions to meet the challenges of climate change and rapid urbanisation?

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Insight into the acute challenges facing cities in the Global South, today and in the future.

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About the survey Key findings Understanding the ecosystem What the different volumes show Engaging with the issues

The findings evidence a critical lack of capacity in many of the Commonwealth countries which are urbanising most rapidly and are among the most vulnerable to climate change impacts.

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Working closely in collaboration with the Rwandan Ministry of Infrastructure, the group also attended the Tenth World Urban Forum, which was hosted by UN Habitat and held in Abu Dhabi in February 2020, at which it committed to the development of an interdisciplinary, cross-sector collaboration working to advance sustainable urbanisation in the Commonwealth.

About the survey Climate change and rapid urbanisation are among the most serious challenges facing the Commonwealth; challenges which have been compounded by the effects of the Coronavirus pandemic; and an analysis of the most recent projections produced by UN Habitat reveals that nearly 50% of the projected 2.5 billion increase in the world’s urban population to 2050 will be in Commonwealth countries.

UN Habitat also estimates that 65% of the 169 targets underlying the 17 Sustainable Development Goals are linked to territorial and urban development, and built environment professionals are central to the design of cities and human settlements that meet the requirements of Goal 11 to be inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable.

But how well equipped are the built environment professions to meet this challenge? This is the question which the four Commonwealth associations representing architects, engineers, town planners, and surveyors set out to answer in the 2020 Survey of the Built Environment Professions in the Commonwealth; the first such joint survey ever to have been undertaken.

Key Findings A total of 61 questionnaires were returned across the 4 disciplines from a total of 33 Commonwealth countries representing a broad spectrum of countries across all 5 regions of the Commonwealth. The key findings of the survey reveal that:

↑ Residents and artisans in Dharavi, Mumbai.

• There is a critical lack of capacity in many of the Commonwealth countries which are rapidly urbanising and are among the most vulnerable 1.

• There is a lack of educational and institutional capacity to grow the professions fast enough in many Commonwealth countries.

• There is increasing recognition of weakness in built environment policy (ie planning policy and building code) in many Commonwealth countries in terms of standards, implementation, and enforcement.

A selection of content page examples.

The launch of the Survey of the Built Environment Professions in the Commonwealth coincides with a programme of online events aimed at engaging a wide stakeholder group to help develop and built momentum around a Call to Action on sustainable urbanisation across the Commonwealth, itself the prelude to a programme of activity aimed at engaging with the findings.

Other related initiatives include a pilot programme of Continuing Professional Development, to help increase knowledge around sustainable development and the SDG’s, together with an on-line data platform to serve as an accessible source of information for all those with an interest in the subject of sustainable urbanisation in the Commonwealth 2.

The findings of the survey are clearly important if the opportunities presented by agglomeration to increase prosperity and strengthen resilience are to be realised and the risks associated with poorly planned cities, such as inequality, informality and vulnerability, are to be avoided.

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By 2050, an additional 2.5 billion people will live in the world’s urban areas, with almost 50% of that growth forecast to be in the Commonwealth and 95% of that growth taking place in Africa and Asia. That represents a doubling of the urban population in the Commonwealth from 1 billion to 2 billion in the next 30 years. Commonwealth cities and towns will face enormous challenges as they deal with the combined pressures of climate change and rapid urbanisation.

It is recognised that an effective response to the findings of the survey requires a multidisciplinary, multi-sector effort. The Commonwealth Association of Architects and the Commonwealth Association of Planners (CAP) have therefore been working together with the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU), the Commonwealth Local Government Forum (CLGF) and The Prince’s Foundation to develop a Call to Action on sustainable urbanisation in the Commonwealth.

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List of Commonwealth countries projected to more than double their urban population by 2050

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Projected urban population (′000)

Projected urban population growth 2020–2050

Country

2020

2020

′000

as %

Uganda

11,775

46,664

34,889

396%

Malawi

3,535

13,360

9,825

378%

Tanzania

22,113

76,542

54,429

346%

Mozambique

11,978

37,473

25,494

313%

Zambia

8,336

25,577

17,240

307%

Kenya

14,975

44,185

29,210

295%

Papua New Guinea

1,168

3,326

2,157

285%

Rwanda

2,281

6,483

4,202

284%

Nigeria

107,113

287,130

180,018

268%

Gambia

1,435

3,523

2,088

245%

Cameroon

14,942

36,415

21,474

244%

Solomon Islands

160

385

226

241%

Sierra Leone

3,454

7,725

4,271

224%

Namibia

1,403

3,116

1,713

222%

Lesotho

674

1,485

811

220%

Vanuatu

75

163

88

217%

Ghana

17,626

37,518

19,893

213%

Pakistan

77,438

160,228

82,790

207%

Eswatini

348

703

355

202%

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An effective response to the findings

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Similar challenges exist in the three Commonwealth countries which are projected to experience the largest increase in their urban populations by 2050, namely India, Nigeria and Pakistan. Table 3 provides an illustration of the shortfall in architects and planners when compared with OECD averages.

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While it is clearly both impractical and unrealistic to suggest that such ratios should or could be achieved, these figures clearly indicate a critical lack of capacity in many of the Commonwealth countries which are rapidly urbanising. Unless this issue can be effectively addressed then it is likely we will continue to experience an increasing number of unplanned or poorly planned settlements with correspondingly serious consequences in terms of social, economic and environmental well-being.

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Furthermore, a comparison with the 2017 survey reveals that rates of urban growth are generally increasing while the number of built environment professionals are relatively static; eg the number of architects in Uganda has increased from 178 to 221 whereas the rate of urban growth has leapt from 5.3% to 6.2% per annum.

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This certificate is to certify that

PROF MD. RAFIQ AZAM Principal Architect, Shatotto Architecture

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MARIA YIOUTANI-IACOVIDES

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ROBERT MATHEW LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD 2023

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PETER OBORN President Commonwealth Association of Architects

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Planning for climate change and rapid urbanisation

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Continuing Professional Development Lecture Series for Professionals

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The Climate Framework: Energy & Carbon The first session will focus on the theme of Energy and Carbon and will offer guidance on how to minimise energy use and associated carbon emissions, while accelerating the transition to a global, decarbonised built environment. Key focus areas for this session will include passive design, active systems and technologies, together with renewable energy generation and energy storage and our contributors will illustrate how some of the core principles have been applied in a range of case study examples from around the Commonwealth.

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2. Explain how buildings can reduce energy use and achieve indoor comfort with passive design measures.

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Karachi’s sprawl extends to the edge of the Indus River delta.

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Declaration On completion of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Heads of Government adopted a Declaration on Sustainable Urbanisation to support Commonwealth cities mobilise resources to develop comprehensive, scalable programmes to address key challenges of sustainable urbanisation and build climate resilience to reduce risk and vulnerability.

The Commonwealth Secretary General, Baroness Scotland, remarked during the closing Press Conference that “These Declarations provide the guiding framework for the work of the Commonwealth over the coming period”.

Commenting following publication of the Declaration, UN-Habitat Executive Director HE Maimunah Mohd Sharif said: “I applaud Heads of Government for recognising sustainable urbanisation as a defining issue for the Commonwealth. With its shared values and extensive networks, the Commonwealth provides the perfect platform from which to engage with such critical challenges and I look forward to working with Commonwealth colleagues in the coming period.”

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Skyscrapers emerge next to slums in Lahore.

UN Habitat world urbanisation prospects

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The findings evidence a critical lack of capacity in many of the Commonwealth countries which are urbanising most rapidly and are among the most vulnerable to climate change impacts.

Survey of the built environment professions in the Commonwealth

Climate change and rapid urbanisation are among the most serious challenges facing the Commonwealth; challenges which have been compounded by the effects of the Coronavirus pandemic; and an analysis of the most recent projections produced

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Planning for climate change and rapid urbanisation Continuing Professional Development Lecture Series for Professionals

Dear Josephini, Following the success of its previous two seasons, the CAA is pleased to announce the launch of Season 3 of its Continuing Professional Development Lecture series for professionals.

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core themes set out in the Climate Framework. The Climate Framework is the product of a two-year consultation led by an international crosssector, multi-disciplinary collaboration, the aim of which has been to build a comprehensive industry-wide framework to provide all those working in the built environment with the knowledge required to support delivery of the

Continuing Professional Development Lecture Series for Professionals

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UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Session 1

Energy & Carbon The first 60-minute session will focus on the theme of Energy and Carbon

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and will offer guidance on how to minimise energy use and associated carbon emissions, while also accelerating the transition to a global, decarbonised built environment. Key focus areas for this session will include

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passive design, active systems, and technologies, together with renewable energy generation and energy storage. Our contributors will illustrate

Following the success of its previous two seasons, the CAA is pleased

how some of the core principles have been applied in a range of built case

to announce the launch of Season 3 of its Continuing Professional

studies from around the Commonwealth.

Development Lecture series for professionals.

The remaining sessions will focus on the following subject areas:

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The Climate Framework

Circular Economy (August 2023) Session 3

Season 3 of the CAA’s CPD Programme will be organised around the six core themes set out in the Climate Framework. The Climate Framework is the product of a two-year consultation led by an international crosssector, multi-disciplinary collaboration, the aim of which has been to build a comprehensive industry-wide framework to provide all those working in the built environment with the knowledge required to support delivery of the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Water (October 2023) Session 4

Ecology & Biodiversity (February 2024) Session 5

Connectivity & Transport (April 2024)

Session 1

Energy & Carbon

Session 6

Human Factors (June 2024)

The first 60-minute session will focus on the theme of Energy and Carbon and will offer guidance on how to minimise energy use and associated carbon emissions, while also accelerating the transition to a global, decarbonised built environment. Key focus areas for this session will include passive design, active systems, and technologies, together with renewable energy generation and energy storage. Our contributors will illustrate how some of the core principles have been applied in a range of built case Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.

studies from around the Commonwealth.

Season 3 The remaining sessions will focus on the following subject areas:

Season 3 of the CAA’s CPD Programme will be organised around the six

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is the product of a two-year consultation led by an international crosssector, multi-disciplinary collaboration, the aim of which has been to build a comprehensive industry-wide framework to provide all those working in the built environment with the knowledge required to support delivery of the

Session 3

Water (October 2023) Copyright © 2023 Commonwealth Association of Architects, All rights reserved.

Session 4

Energy & Carbon The first 60-minute session will focus on the theme of Energy and Carbon

Register below to join us online at 12:00 UCT on Tuesday 13 June 2023.

Circular Economy (August 2023)

UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Session 1

of learning objectives will receive a Certificate of Participation.

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The Climate Framework core themes set out in the Climate Framework. The Climate Framework

Participants attending these events and who successfully complete a series

Ecology & Biodiversity (February 2024)

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Session 5

Connectivity & Transport (April 2024)

and will offer guidance on how to minimise energy use and associated carbon emissions, while also accelerating the transition to a global,

Session 6

decarbonised built environment. Key focus areas for this session will include

Human Factors (June 2024)

passive design, active systems, and technologies, together with renewable energy generation and energy storage. Our contributors will illustrate how some of the core principles have been applied in a range of built case studies from around the Commonwealth.

Participants attending these events and who successfully complete a series of learning objectives will receive a Certificate of Participation.

The remaining sessions will focus on the following subject areas:

Register below to join us online at 12:00 UCT on Tuesday 13 June 2023.

Session 2

Circular Economy (August 2023)

REGISTER

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