CPD: No1 Roofing and Building Supplies – Specifying Architectural Panel Systems
Overview:
This presentation, Specifying Architectural Panel Systems, provides architects and specifiers with essential guidance on selecting and detailing metal cladding systems. It covers best practices for writing clear and comprehensive specifications, including material selection, finishes, system components, and compliance with Australian Standards. The session introduces No.1 Roofing’s full range of architectural and standard panel systems—such as Snap-Line45®, Genesis™ Standing Seam, UrbanE™ Nailstrip, and more—highlighting their unique features, installation requirements, and suitable applications. Attendees also gain insights into typical wall and roof build-ups, ventilation strategies, and the importance of project-specific detailing to ensure performance and compliance.
Presenter:
Marcio Da Silva is the General Manager of Architectural Specifications at No.1 Roofing & Building Supplies, where he supports architects, designers, and specifiers in selecting the right metals and architectural panels for their projects. With a bachelor’s degree in Architecture and Urban Planning from the Federal University of Paraná in Brazil and nearly two decades of experience in the Australian construction industry, Marcio brings deep technical knowledge and a collaborative approach to every specification. His career spans roles in design, regional and national sales leadership, and factory management, giving him a comprehensive understanding of both the creative and commercial sides of architectural building solutions.
Learning outcomes:
At the end of this presentation attendees will;
- Understand best practice for writing clear and comprehensive specifications, including material selection, finishes, system components,
and compliance with Australian Standards. - Identify and explain full range of architectural and standard panel systems, understanding their unique features, installation requirements, and suitable applications.
- Gain insights into typical wall and roof build-ups, ventilation strategies, and the importance of project-specific detailing to ensure performance and compliance.