The 20 Degree Podcast

This is the final episode of Season 2 and for the year 2022. Thank you so much for making it to the end of this season, as we dove into the different clauses of the New Zealand building code. We'll be back next year with a brand new season, stay tuned!

On this episode, Peter and Jon are tying all of those code clauses back together. Why they all relate to one another, and how to design a building that efficiently considers everything instead of clumsily considering one thing at a time.

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On this episode, we’re talking F2 and then digging further still into Code Clause E2, and specifically into E2/AS1. Let’s keep safe and keep on keeping water out of the building.

Want to learn more or stay in touch?

Follow us on Instagram/Facebook @pink.moose or on LinkedIn: Oculus Architectural Engineering Ltd

Check out our website for free resources, blog articles and other fun things.

https://oculusltd.co.nz/

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https://www.instagram.com/pink.moose/

On this episode, we’re digging deep into Code Clause G6. Noise, racket, hubbub, and how to design a building that doesn’t hurt your ears.

Sorry team we had some mic issues for the first 15 seconds which is why Jon was cut off! (Sorry Jon!)

In this episode Jon & Peter are digging into code clause G5. What makes the indoors different to the outdoors and how to design a building that keeps people healthy, happy and productive by relying on logic instead of magic.

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In this episode Jon & Peter are unravelling Code Clause H1 and the new changes coming into effect. Keeping the heat in, keeping costs down and how to design a building that keeps people comfortable without breaking the bank or wrecking the environment.