Touring the country later this month, this years' series will present sustainable practices specifically in relation to light, heat, and water.

Key Dates and locations:

Auckland 21 March
Rendezvous Hotel, Cnr Mayoral Drive & Vincent Street, CBD.
Registrations close 12.00pm Friday 18 March.
Registration on the day, 12.30pm.
Seminar 1.00-4.30pm

Wellington 22 March
Circa Theatre, 1 Taranaki St, City.
Registrations close 3.00am Monday 21 March
Registration on the day, 11.30am
Seminar 11.45am-3.15pm

Christchurch 
To Be Advised, check in here.

Queenstown 24 March
Crowne Plaza, Lakeview Room, Crowne 1
92 Beach Street.
Registrations close 3.00am Monday 21 March
Registrations on the day, 11.30am
Seminar 12.00pm-3.30pm

Cost:
NZIA Members $84.00 (incl GST)
Graduate Members $52.00 (incl GST)
Non-Members $153.00 (incl GST)
SANNZ Members (students) can attend for FREE, but only if there's room left for you. Nice.
You're asked to "check at registration desk on the day" because there's nothing like waiting around.

CPD Points: 30


Presentations this year will be from:

Helmut Waldhuber 
LIGHT

Helmut Waldhuber is  a lighting designer who was born in Austria but attained his qualifications in lighting engineering in Auckland. He has been involved in high-end residential projects and in small and large scale commercial projects from concept stores to civic squares in New Zealand and overseas. Recent projects in New Zealand include his contribution to the lighting design of the Aotea Centre project - while working as a designer for LDP Ltd (Lighting Design Partnership). He will talk about design principles and how best to integrate sustainability in lighting design.

David Fullbrook
HEAT
Dave Fullbrook  has over 30 years experience as a building services and sustainable design specialist.  He is the leading proponent for energy efficient and sustainable design for commercial, residential, and public buildings in New Zealand. Dave will talk about sustainable practices in heating and ventilation and air conditioning bringing a sense of admiration and excitment to those otherwise unwanted  and unloved  ducts and pipes.

Dr Clare Diaper
WATER
Dr Diaper is  a Melbourne based research scientist with over 15 years experience in the water industry in both Australia and Europe.  Dr Diaper's presentation is about water servicing options and how these systems integrate with urban planning and building design principles. Clare will discuss the factors that need to be considered when proposing alternatives to traditional water servicing in relation to planning and building design, illustrated by a number of case studies.