Will our buildings stand climate change? - Build 186 (2021)

Abbreviation
Will our buildings stand climate change?
Valid from
1/10/2021

Information provider
BRANZ Limited,
Author
David Carradine and Nick Locke
Information type
BUILD article,
Format
Website, PDF,

Description

A research project is examining whether light-timber framed buildings built to Building Code requirements, particularly for wind, will be fit for purpose in the face of changing weather events.

New Zealand is accelerating its efforts to catch up with the actions required to address climate change.

The Climate Change Response (Zero Carbon) Amendment Act 2019 provides the overarching framework for New Zealand to deliver on its commitments under the Paris Agreement. A wide range of work is now under way across many parts of the economy, with the Climate Change Commission playing a key role in shaping New Zealand’s response and coordinating government and industry responses.

Scope

This article includes:

  • Shift to low carbon-buildings
  • Does the Building Code need to change?
  • Starting with LTF buildings
  • Wind events can provide insights
  • Approaching the challenge
  • Key building controls
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Description

A research project is examining whether light-timber framed buildings built to Building Code requirements, particularly for wind, will be fit for purpose in the face of changing weather events.

New Zealand is accelerating its efforts to catch up with the actions required to address climate change.

The Climate Change Response (Zero Carbon) Amendment Act 2019 provides the overarching framework for New Zealand to deliver on its commitments under the Paris Agreement. A wide range of work is now under way across many parts of the economy, with the Climate Change Commission playing a key role in shaping New Zealand’s response and coordinating government and industry responses.

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Will our buildings stand climate change? - Build 186 (2021)
Description

A research project is examining whether light-timber framed buildings built to Building Code requirements, particularly for wind, will be fit for purpose in the face of changing weather events.

New Zealand is accelerating its efforts to catch up with the actions required to address climate change.

The Climate Change Response (Zero Carbon) Amendment Act 2019 provides the overarching framework for New Zealand to deliver on its commitments under the Paris Agreement. A wide range of work is now under way across many parts of the economy, with the Climate Change Commission playing a key role in shaping New Zealand’s response and coordinating government and industry responses.

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 611KB)
This resource does not cite any other resources.

Will our buildings stand climate change? - Build 186 (2021)

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