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We’ve got Jill and Grier Fuller in studio to chat about their recent ConstructSteel ‘Excellence in Sustainability’ award win.
HERA’s latest study indicates that with the right design choices, carbon emissions can be cut by more than 50% – starting today.
Join us as we kōrero with Neil Horsfield from Beca on the potential for adaptive reuse of our building stock.
We’ve got Geoff Bird on Stirring the Pot to chat about being the 2023 recipient of the Keith Memorial Award.
If you have an interest in the construction sector, we need your insights for our low carbon design project!
This IAG reviews design frameworks to cut construction waste, carbon, and boost the circular economy.
We sit down with Robert Finch from Timber Unlimited and explore how steel and timber can work together.
Come join our team to help research mātauranga Māori led approaches to circular design in construction!
We need your help to develop a structural steel software tool to optimise the total cost of projects.
This paper reviews the acceptability of the advanced steel-framed car park building design methodology by Linus.
We’re excited to introduce our newly elected Construction 4.0 Industry Advisory Group.
Funded by the building research levy, it will support the $772K HERA led project for a low carbon design framework.
This is available through our connection with constructsteel and is a fantastic chance to profile projects globally!
Challenging the mainstream narrative – mass timber’s viability as a sustainable building material
We’re honoured to receive the 2023 NZSEE/SCNZ Best Steel Conference Paper Award for our seismic research.
We’re looking for buildings in Christchurch and Wellington as part of our Construction 4.0 research project.
Join us as we kōrero with Kelly McClean on her specialty topic of the circular economy and Aurecon’s focus on it.
Join us as we chat with Ken Webster on the intersection between the circular economy, construction and building better.
In the monitoring 4.0 theme we’re developing a framework for digital twinning of steel and RC buildings.
In the smart construction theme we’re investigating the intrinsic properties of ‘file to factory’ workflows.
We check in with our very own GM Structural Systems Kaveh Andisheh and get to know him better!
In the circular design theme we’re developing data collection protocols for structural optimisation.
In the data connectivity standardisation theme we’re working to develop protocols for data management.
Get an overview of the research themes for our Construction 4.0 research program delivered by our researchers.
Just recently we had our kick-off meeting with the Construction 4.0 team at HERA House – joined by many of our team.
Major international collaboration led by HERA to position NZ’s construction sector in Construction 4.0.
We chat with Managing Director, David Moore, about the future of steel, the impact of Industry 4.0 and more.
Bob Hawley is the Managing Director at Red Steel, a building company specialising in steel construction.
HERA is pleased to report the release of our updated Living Standards Framework assessment and supporting resources.
We’re excited to have Student Intern John Cole join us on a project we’ve partnered with Pūhoro STEM Academy on. The project is looking to…
Simplifying the design process with electronic tools and guides can help make steel the material of choice for designers!
[vc_row type=”vc_default” css=”.vc_custom_1497569398224{margin-bottom: 0px !important;}”][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text] The biggest single industry in New Zealand for waste is building and construction. So with commercial construction at record…
At HERA we’ve been asking ourselves what defines our team and the work we do. Our values gear, is the answer to that.
Find out about University of Auckland’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Student Kingsley Ukanwa’s mahi.
We’re proud to announce that AS/NZS 2327 has been published in collaboration with our Australian colleagues.