New Technical Notes from the Centre for Window and Cladding Technology help link traditional construction regulations with modern designs. David Metcalfe, Director CWCT provides an overview
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Q&A: Australia and New Zealand YEN Chair Enda Seyama-Heneghan
Young graduates entering the building services industry benefit from networking and mentorship to gain confidence and develop leadership skills. Enda Seyama-Heneghan explains how the Young Engineers Network offers all this and more
Lessons learnt the hard way
Engineering leaders who spoke at a recent CIBSE ANZ seminar on real-world design challenges share engineering insights and lessons from their projects
Ventilation papers at the 2026 Technical Symposium
Papers covered CO2 monitors, a new office with continuous IAQ monitoring and impacts to IAQ on retrofitted homes in Oxford
Assuring fire safety competence: HRB Register
The first two engineers to pass through CIBSE’s higher-risk building registration share their experience with Ian Farrell, detailing the process and its impact on their daily practice
Preparing for the Heat Network Technical Assurance Scheme
The Heat Network Technical Assurance Scheme aims to improve heat network performance, but Whitecode Consulting’s Jason Tramontano argues that it could lead to Gateway 2-style bottlenecks and project delays
How the LET Diploma ensures lighting competence
The LET Diploma is vital for lighting competence. It ensures professionals master first principles, navigate evolving technology, and meet competency demands around sustainability and building safety
Circle of light: 3D printed luminaires
Lighting giant Signify is using 3D printing to enable a more circular approach to manufacturing. Molly Tooher-Rudd looks at how the technology could offer customised light fittings with a minimal carbon footprint
Intelligence gathering: data centres and neurodiversity at Build2Perform
The CIBSE Build2Perform theatres at elementalLONDON tackled key issues affecting building services, including the challenge of optimising data-centre efficiency in the face of AI’s voracious energy and water demands
Engineering responsible AI: sustainable digital infrastructure
A landmark report by the National Engineering Policy Centre provides a blueprint for sustainable digital infrastructure. Anastasia Mylona explains why CIBSE engineers have a key role to play in minimising AI’s environmental impact