New sustainability event
Sustainability is at the core of this new event aimed at both industry professionals and the general public.
With the hope of gaining greater traction within the building industry, this is a fantastic opportunity for suppliers of sustainable building products, solutions and services — as well as industry associations and the media — to come together to promote sustainability.
To be held at the Brisbane Showgrounds from 18-20 June 2015, visitors to the event will gain knowledge, be able to network and find innovative products and services that can assist them to create sustainable homes, buildings and healthier environments.
Contributing to better building practices, SEE Sustainable Experience 2015 will be underpinned by these important themes:
• design
• thermal efficiency
• energy-saving and production
• third-party certification
• data — the proof in the pudding
• water saving and collection
• health
• air quality
• value
• construction efficiency
• site waste reduction
• interiors
• exteriors
• landscaping
The teams at Australian Living (australianliving.com.au) and FMX Business Solutions are behind this important industry event, which was created to help grow the sustainable building industry and educate the general public.
SEE the potential. SEE the benefits. SEE the sustainable building industry in all of its glory at SEE Sustainable Experience 2015.
To register for updates, visit seesustainableexperience.com.au
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