Q&A: Shirin Cormaty, M.AIRAH
Ecolibrium takes time out with the Melbourne-based Arup mechanical engineer, who enjoys the...
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Author: Shahzuma Warakhwala
A Leap Forward For Reliable
Reliable Controls has introduced a new generation of building controllers following the launch of...
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Hydronic Home Heating
Daikin Australia has launched its new R32 Altherma Mono-Bloc system, which it describes as “a...
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The Kaire Factor
Camfil’s Kaire® Unit has been named AIRAH 2021 Product of the Year. This Australian designed and...
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A healthy horizon
A recent event in Melbourne explored how the themes of sustainability and indoor air quality are intrinsically linked.In late May, the Restoration Industry Association (RIA) and Indoor Air Quality Association of Australia (IAQAA) organised a one-day event in Melbourne...
The right to clean air
The recent Clean Air Forum in Canberra brought together stakeholders across various disciplines to discuss the next steps to improving indoor air quality. AIRAH attended as a peak engineering body.Clean indoor air was the focus of a recent full-day event at Parliament...
Enhance the future
By the time you are reading this almost half of 2023 will have flashed by. It’s incredible how time speeds up as you get older. How is the year progressing for you? As I’ve stated previously, I consider last year to have been a year of transition to the “new normal”...
Simon says
For Simon Witts, M.AIRAH, it’s the complex projects and designs that keep him going. We chat with the national division director, engineering for VA Sciences, based in Melbourne. When did you first decide you wanted to be an engineer, and how did you get to where you...
Developing a framework for delivering quality towards a sustainable built form future
Peter Phillips, F.AIRAH Member ASHRAE (Ret), Fellow AIRAH (Ret)ABSTRACT Delivering successful, high-quality, sustainable, future-proofed, built-form projects requires planning and coordination of complementary factors. This includes broad-based statements and detailed...
The life aquatic
Students and academics from the University of Melbourne joined forces with industry consultants and local government representatives to explore achieving net zero carbon design for those most energy-intensive buildings: aquatic centres. The university’s Brendon...
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