Tassie South Branch
Tassie South Branch
The new Tassie South branch of Renew is working in conjunction with the local ASC chapter and interest has been good.
Check out the Passive Design for Cool Temperate Climates information sheets.
If you’re a local Renew member then consider joining us and show your enthusiasm for sustainable living!
We meet at the Duke of Wellington Hotel, 192 Macquarie St, Hobart on the first Monday of the month.
Anne Watson: Convenor
Nigel Legge: Secretary
Julian Bunda: Treasurer
Committee Members: Rick Rolls, Guy Greener, Detlev Geard, Michael Fuller, Kerry Watson
Tas South Branch Events (please ignore the incorrect dates - trying to get that website glitch fixed)
Tas South Branch
No, you can’t smoke your house
Hear about industrial hemp and it's construction uses.
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Tas South Branch
Passive Houses in a changing climate
The changes needed in planning and construction standards over the next 100 years.
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Tas South Branch
Experiences of Sustainable House Days, from Past to Present
Mon 2nd Sept: See how far things have come with Sustainable House Day!
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Tas South Branch
Stormwater management systems and Annual Meeting
Listen to industry professionals on stormwater filtration systems
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Tas South Branch
Natural building in Tasmania – How do we do more of it?
Want to know more about natural building?
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Tas South Branch
Back to Earth, Rammed Earth Construction, Theory and Practise
A detailed look at earth building
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Tas South Branch
Climate change and soils
Come and hear about how climate change is directly affecting soils - including their structural properties
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Tas South Branch
Cross-laminated timber building in Europe
Come and hear an expert on laminated timber construction
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Tas South Branch
Oakdale Enterprises – Working with Tasmanian timbers
Oakdale is a great NFP working with people with disabilities and quality Tasmanian timber.
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Tas South Branch
Passive Solar Design for Tasmania
Thermal performance comparison between house constructions with low thermal mass materials to houses with high thermal mass materials.
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Tas South Branch
Benefits of triple glazed windows
With local architect Stuart McKenzie Hall
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