In the hot seat
City of Melbourne chief heat officer Krista Milne talks with Ecolibrium staff writer Nick Johns-Wickberg about managing extreme heat in urban settings.
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Category: Features
The convention
Boasting 300 exhibitors and 9,000 visitors over three days in May, ARBS 2024 will be the gathering place for the Australian HVAC&R community.
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Health Check
In order to raise the standard of operational hospital buildings, a holistic approach must be...
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Open for Business
Building automation control products that can only be serviced by one contractor can present...
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Vine intervention
It’s like a jungle sometimes, but is the grass always greener for buildings that boast green walls and roofs? Laura Timberlake explores.
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Donga danger
Much has been made of the poor ventilation in Australian classrooms, but the situation is even more dire for thousands of mining, construction and agriculture workers. Mark Vender investigates.
Viva la resolution
Professor Gayle Avery explores the most effective methods for resolving conflict.
Deep impact
What are the big, overarching global influences that we are likely to see in the built environment, and particular in HVAC&R, in the lead-up to 2050?
Q&A: Tim Edwards, Affil.AIRAH
We catch up with the Head of Sales for Graphene, which earned the Product Excellence HVAC Award at ARBS 2024.
Like wow!
The Building Insights Facility at the University of Wollongong’s Sustainable Building Research Centre offers a unique testing environment.
What lies beneath
Geothermal cooling is relatively underdeveloped in Australia, but as Ecolibrium staff writer Nick Johns-Wickberg discovers, its potential is huge.
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