Reshaping the landscape
A pilot program funded by ASBEC was designed to help enhance career experiences and expand leadership opportunities for women in construction.
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Author: Laura Timberlake
Capital gain
An addition to Brindabella Business Park offers tenants a new type of flexible workplace in Canberra, with its design focusing on achieving connectivity.
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10 things I like about ARBS
Australia’s largest international HVAC&R and building services exhibition is slated for Sydney from May 28–30.
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Carbon coordination
The race is on to reduce embodied carbon in buildings and construction. But as more organisations take up the challenge, coordination is key.
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The zero effect
In a net zero world, it doesn’t matter whether we divide emissions by headcount or square meterage. By any measure, the balance of emissions must be the same. Zero.
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Down memory lane
William (Bill) Lane, L.AIRAH, is one of several veteran AIRAH members who meet regularly for a “Legends lunch”.
Daikin makin’ strides
Air conditioning manufacturer Daikin has begun construction on its new 7,500m2 facility in Sydney’s west.
Where are my female fridgies?
Michelle Popovski, M.AIRAH,
wonders what it will take to make
the role of HVAC&R technician
more appealing for women.
View from the top
Mikaila Ganado has been named AIRAH President, replacing Paul Jackson, with Alan Fok and Chris Bong elected as new board directors.
Capital improvement
AIRAH’s APER has been approved to register engineers in the ACT.
Fan forum
Returning to Sydney for the first time since 2018, ARBS 2024 once again was a meeting point for the HVAC&R industry, writes Matt Dillon.
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