Located in Shanghai, the 135 meter tall Hongkou SOHO on Sichuan North Road is now complete. Designed by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, the entire structure is characterised by large 3D […]

Sourceable gains an industry viewpoint of the proposed change in energy efficiency assessment by the Victorian State Government from Jessica Hogg, Senior Building Physics Engineer from Inhabit Disclose NatHERS Before Mandating […]

The Australian Passive House Association (APHA) is an independent, not-for-profit organisation which aims to promote Passive House principles to the wider community, including consumers, building practitioners and industry professionals. “We […]

With a highly glazed Southern façade rendering the NCC Section J – Deemed to Satisfy pathway a challenge, Inhabit and Bates Smart carried out a workshop to undertake provisional design […]

GRC – Glass Fibre Reinforced Concrete – is a material that is often overlooked in specification of building façades. Hugh Brennand from Inhabit Hong Kong, discusses the benefits of this choice in the Upton residential development overlooking Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong.

Sourceable gains an industry viewpoint of the importance of Logistics in relation to Façade Engineering and Building Physics design from Darren O’Dea, Building Physics practice lead.

The Fifth Estate interviews Darren O’Dea from Inhabit, alongside Tai Hollingsbee from Studio Huss & Mark Louw from Allen Jack + Cottier about Inhabit’s new façade energy modelling tool InEnergy.

Darren O’Dea, Inhabit’s Building Physics (ESD) lead, was recently invited to discuss with Sourceable http://www.sourceable.net, the challenges facing façade design from a building physics perspective.

Inhabit has been awarded ‘Outstanding Partner’ by SOHO China for work and service on the newly completed Wangjing SOHO located in Beijing, PRC. Mr. Shi-yi Pan, Chairman of SOHO China, […]