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PODCAST: Jess Miller on doing things differently - Vimarsana News

PODCAST: Jess Miller on doing things differently

Jess Miller is well known to readers of The Fifth Estate - she’s been a brilliant and highly entertaining MC for several of our events now. Starting with our Urban Greening summits at the University of Technology Sydney in the past few years.

How A New Normal Initiative Transforms Cities Into Producers To Solve Urban Challenges - Vimarsana News

How A New Normal Initiative Transforms Cities Into Producers To Solve Urban Challenges

In the vibrant world of urban transformation, A New Normal has emerged as a groundbreaking initiative rooted in the vision of turning cities into producers rather than mere consumers.

Source: forbes.com
On the collision of ideas we need to have for buildings and construction - Vimarsana News

On the collision of ideas we need to have for buildings and construction

Mathew Aitchison who heads up the Building 4.0 CRC has been advocating for a federal building minister for a while now. He also wants to rewrite the way we do construction in this country. After the CRC’s conference at Monash College at Melbourne’s Docklands this week, both those things look closer than ever.

Job News:  CBRE, Cushman and Wakefield, Urbis, the Aga Khan Agency and Finding Infinity - Vimarsana News

Job News:  CBRE, Cushman and Wakefield, Urbis, the Aga Khan Agency and Finding Infinity

The latest jobs news with CBRE, Urbis, Built by Nature, AECOM, AKAH and jobs on offer.

The secret to $2-a-week energy bills? A $2 million renovation - Vimarsana News

The secret to $2-a-week energy bills? A $2 million renovation

Engineer Ross Harding thinks energy bills at an apartment block in Melbourne could come in at $2 a week after millions were spent on what is thought to be Australia's “first energy-plus retrofit”.

Source: sbs.com.au