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With the results of the recent election pointing firmly towards the likelihood of stronger governmental climate action in Australia, it’s fair to say that things are looking up for the environment. But the wheels of government turn slowly, and - as has been the case for many years now - the responsibility for positive climate action still sits firmly within our business community.
Sustainability has long been a core value for Stormtech, but with each passing year, it’s one they entrench further within their business, and their ethos as an organisation. We sit down with Troy Crighton, Stormtech CEO, to talk all things sustainability.
Stormtech has always had a strong focus on excellence – both in terms of its products and processes – and this has become an increasingly centralised company value over the lifespan of the business. They are passionate advocates for the fact that sustainability not only makes environmental sense, but business sense as well.
In a world where climate change is an increasingly pressing issue, yet for many, the action of Governments leaves a lot to be desired, businesses are picking up the slack. Across the architecture and design industries we’re seeing businesses fulfill their social responsibilities and putting the minds of environmentally conscious architects and end-users at ease.