Seoul Deep
Located in South Korea’s capital, the HQ for a luxe fashion brand boasts several sustainability...
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Category: Industry eye
Electric Atmosphere
The PG&E Larkin Substation addition in San Francisco is the first building of its type to earn...
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Personal space
ARBS chair Professor Tony Arnel talks us through four consumer trends and what they mean for the...
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Enter sand, man
For when the sun doesn’t show and the wind doesn’t blow, sand may just be an option for thermal...
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The articulate engineer
Ireland-born Vince Aherne, F.AIRAH, is pivotal to many AIRAH projects, including editing our suite...
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Standard operating procedure
AIRAH’s Infection Control and Operating Theatre Practices Special Technical Group is taking a close look at hospital air quality guidelines.
Breakfast of champions
At the recent Women of AIRAH breakfast, attendees were challenged to be agents of change for greater equity, diversity and inclusion in our sector."Are you a morning person?” asked presenter Lisa Martello at the Women of AIRAH breakfast, held before the second day’s...
Seeking star performers
Awards, celebrating distinguished contributions in Australia’s HVAC&R and building services sector. Awards are handed out in six categories: young achiever, product excellence, software/digital excellence, project excellence, outstanding industry...
Red revolution
M3 Melbourne is one of two data centres in the Victorian capital that are set to house Australia’s largest and most comprehensive cloud ecosystem. Constructed by Kapitol Group, M3 Melbourne, a 100,000m² data centre in West Footscray, and M2 Melbourne, a 16,000m² data...
The heat is on
An El Niño weather event has been declared, amid realisation that 2023 appears likely to be the hottest year on record. Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology has formally declared an El Niño weather event, meaning one is under way for the first time in eight years. El...
One smart building, please
Desiring to use actionable data from our buildings is undoubtedly a good thing. To effectively do this, however, defining terms and allocating responsibility for tasks is essential – especially when the “smarts” from our edifices exist in the space between systems.
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