The peace of mind and long-term savings gained from selecting a more reliable membrane system is often underestimated.

A new edition (Fourth) of the New Zealand Building Code Clause H1 (Energy Efficiency) has been published. It became effective on 1st January 2017.

With the increased demand and necessity of unisex toilet cubicles in the commercial and education sectors, the need for a resolution for the issue of privacy has been raised by many designers.

A look into the key considerations — including acoustics, perforations and aesthetics — for choosing an effective metal ceiling system.

The performance of windows can be greatly improved by ensuring insulation, weathertightness and airtightness layers connect.

As populations grow, could adopting modern construction methods and technologies like offsite construction be the key to responding to the global housing challenge?

EBOSS and the BIM Acceleration Committee are pleased to announce the findings from the third survey of our five-year programme that follows the progress of the adoption of Building Information Modelling (BIM) into New Zealand.

Perhaps neither when it comes to attempting to control climate change. Perhaps it will only be by the sum of the small actions of individuals that there may be some hope of progress.

Controlling moisture within the building structure can help protect the homeowners' investment while offering improvements to energy-efficiency, comfort and health.

Based on global developments and direct industry feedback, the new edition of the New Zealand BIM Handbook aims to further unlock BIM's benefits for NZ's design and construction sector.