Author: Matthew Cutler-Welsh
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Build Aotearoa 22: Glenn Harley and Sharon Robinson
Smart Living Spaces Courses https://mailchi.mp/d8da871e6018/freecourse https://www.smartlivingspaces.nz/healthy-homes-for-home-owners-1 Airtightness and Energy Efficiency https://mailchi.mp/55993a8ce34e/guideline-august_2024-328287#mctoc2 Overheating and Carbon https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/middayreport/audio/2018957722/green-building-council-supports Building Consents https://www.linkedin.com/posts/nathanspeir_acts-cameron-luxton-wants-builders-to-be-activity-7246579587780861954-wGPc?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop Oil and Gas – Evidencehttps://newsroom.co.nz/2024/09/30/anne-salmond-are-they-listening/ Multiproof MultiProof resources | Building Performance Minor variations guidance | Building Performance Wao https://www.linkedin.com/posts/wao-nz_with-just-over-four-weeks-until-wao-summit-activity-7246334252701663232-tLOB?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop
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The Products and People Supporting PHINZ 2024
Conversations in this episode: Check out PHINZ for more details.
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Build Aotearoa 21: PHINZ 2024
I caught up with Glenn Harley and Joseph Lyth to chat about the recent PHINZ conference in Wellington.
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Build Aotearoa 19: Constructive
Thoughts from Constructive 2024 Early in the agenda at this year’s Constructive forum by the Registered Master Builders Association, a key theme emerged around the economy and cost of building. It got me thinking that a commonly posed question of “balancing sustainability with cost” might be fundamentally flawed. Environmental and economic sustainability should not be…
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Build Aotearoa 18: Better Building with Monique Kelly
Wao is a collective dedicated to a regenerative future. I caught up with co-founder Monique Kelly to discuss why she does what she does, and their upcoming Summit. For more information check out https://www.wao.co.nz/summit2024
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Build Aotearoa 15: Building Circularity
The construction industry plays a pivotal role in the quest for a sustainable, low-carbon future. Traditional construction practices follow a linear model: take, make, dispose. However, this approach leads to significant waste and resource depletion. Enter building circularity – a transformative concept that aims to design and construct buildings for long-term sustainability, ensuring materials can…
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Build Aotearoa 14: The Mammal House
In this week’s episode, I discuss Nationals ‘Gowing for Growth’ housing policies, natural gas and the danger of internally strapping and lining concrete walls. Links for this week’s episode: