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A look at the fifth year of a five-year programme that follows progress of an industry control group in accelerating the introduction of BIM into NZ.
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A high quality, well designed and installed solar thermal system will reduce energy for water heating by around 75% in individual homes and by 40-70% in larger buildings.
Registrations are now open for a prefabricated home design competition promoted by APL Window Solutions with the support of NZIA and Built Smart.
The momentum for prefabrication is picking up both in NZ and overseas.
Ensuring strong internal doorways requires comprehensive framing systems, but with so many framing options available, which system provides the best results?
Why strapping and lining masonry walls on the inside is not a good idea, not for renovation, not for new builds.
There is no aspect of bentonite waterproofing that is as misunderstood as how it responds to wet/dry cycling.
The more the industry talks about passive fire and engages with other construction industry professionals, the more likely we are to get it right the first time.
When reviewing advertisements and promotional materials it appears that photovoltaic (PV) solar panels are promoted, with solar water panels being essentially ignored — why?
Below-grade shoring wall construction often proves to be difficult to obtain and maintain along the project site perimeter.
How can we safely add insulation to existing walls without risking trapped moisture and compromising durability?