When planning a new building, one of the first and most crucial steps is determining where exactly on the property it should go. The siting is about more than just capturing the best view; it needs careful consideration of the ground, water, access, services and regulations. An engineering geologist who has expertise in geotechnical reports […]
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If you’re planning a build in Tasmania, it is helpful to gain a strong understanding of what is required and when for the project to become a reality. Pre-construction permits are required for many types of construction in Tasmania and are the first thing you’ll want to know. They often involve different documentation and experts
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A project years in the making, Tassie’s biggest passive solar greenhouse design is taking shape in the small community of Miena in the Great Lake highlands region of Tasmania. After many hurdles that threatened to derail the vision, seeing the nine-metre high structure rising above the community centre is creating a buzz like no other.
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At HED Consulting, we’re adapting to the new NCC regulations for each project coming through. These NCC changes are important for builders, project managers, construction managers, building designers, certifiers and surveyors and as we all know, it’s impossible to be across every change in one go. HED Consulting Building Designer David Abel gives some insight
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Sustainable design is a goal across communities large and small. However, sustainable food production often depends on climate, knowledge and design. These factors are used to positive effect in a sustainably designed greenhouse in the remote Great Lake region of Tasmania, with a design able to produce year-round food for their community. The traditional greenhouse
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