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Architecture Industry Decarbonisation Plan 2025-2030

Architects’ influence extends across clients and the entire supply chain, making them essential leaders in the journey toward zero-carbon buildings and industry-wide decarbonisation.

Advocacy and Collaboration

Support architectural business to achieve carbon neutral operations

Events including annual National Conference to drive awareness, engagement and skills

Align awards criteria with advocacy targets

Support a ‘Low Carbon Challenge’ (competition) as per ACT model to support and recognise innovation

Promote NABERS and NatHERS as nationally agreed upfront carbon tools

Collaboration and alignment with key industry organisations ASBEC, GBCA, NABERS, MECLA on solutions and pathways

Engage with policy and decision makers to inform science and practice-based policies, regulations and pathways

Education and Research

Education in design leadership framework ‘Handprints of Good Design’ to architects

Embodied Carbon Curriculum + Toolkit rolled out

Guidance, courses and events on design and tools for net-zero operational and low upfront carbon

Case studies

Identify knowledge gaps and engage in respective research

Turn static files into dynamic content formats.

Create a flipbook
2024 Architecture Decarbonisation Plan_MASTER-part-9 by Australian Institute of Architects - Issuu