Inhabit

I'm looking forward to sharing my thoughts about new directions in materials for building facades at this online CPD event next Tuesday 9 December (2-6pm AEDT), organised by Mark Gledhill and facilitated by Tom Donald. Expect ideas from me addressing #lowcarbon or #zerocarbon, #reuse or #circularity, #maintenance, #durability, and #resilience ... as well as thoughts on how to validate #conformance and #compliance. Also looking forward to hearing from fellow presenters David Ritter, Troy Donovan, Marko Damic and Jones Matos. Tickets available from Mecca Events at https://lnkd.in/g-7wAETu

Hong Kong, China: Inhabit, Egis’ façade and sustainability service, is proud to have contributed its façade and lighting expertise to 5 award-winning projects at the prestigious Green Building Award 2025, co-organised by the Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) and the Professional Green Building Council (PGBC).   Grand Award Lee Garden Eight Inhabit as Project Designer Façade   Merit Award HSITP Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park – Batch 1A Building 11 Inhabit as Façade & Lighting Consultant   Merit Award HSITP Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park, Lok Ma Chau Loop - Building 1 Development Inhabit as Façade & Lighting Designer   Merit Award Kwun Tong Composite Development Project Inhabit as Façade Designer   Finalist Galaxy Macau Studio City Phase 2 Inhabit as Façade Engineer   These projects showcase world-class sustainable design – from net-zero-ready innovation hubs and biodiversity-sensitive design to BREEAM Excellent-rated landmarks and wellness-focused community developments.   At Egis and Inhabit, we remain committed to delivering high-performance, low-carbon façades and lighting solutions that help our partners realise ambitious sustainability goals and create beautiful, future-ready built environments.   🔗Download the award booklet: https://lnkd.in/gFr8E_DC

Sydney, Australia: Inhabit was honoured last week at the KARI Foundation's annual Thank You Event with an award for our Commitment to Reconciliation. Neil Kendrick, Regional Manager NSW and façade engineer Lisa Bianchi, both members of Inhabit's Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) working group, received the award on behalf of Inhabit. The event is Kari's opportunity to acknowledge the partners who are working to help create stronger futures for Aboriginal children, families and communities. Wayne Sanderson, Regional Director Australia and New Zealand, said: "We are grateful and proud to be a trusted partner of KARI and appreciate all the work they put in to improve the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples." #ImpactTheFuture

Brisbane, Australia: Samantha Anderson, Senior Associate | Building Physics and Sustainability at Inhabit, a part of Egis Group, will join a panel of experts in an online masterclass on air tightness next week. Organised by the Green Building Council of Australia, this interactive masterclass is for architects, engineers, project managers, site supervisors, and specialist trades who want to strengthen their knowledge of air tightness in building design and delivery.  Samantha will join Sean Maxwell, Scheme Manager, ATTMA Australia & New Zealand, Joseph Chun kit Cheung, Technical Manager, Efficiency Matrix, John Konstantakopoulos, Managing Director, Efficiency Matrix, Anastasia Adams-Picard, Sustainability Coordinator, Lendlease, Andrew Champness, Director, Aerotight and Jim Ng, Technical Services and Innovation Lead, Green Building Council of Australia. 📅25 November, 12:30 pm - 4:30 pm AEDT 📍Online To register visit https://lnkd.in/ggxEgGbP

Hong Kong, China: The Egis and Inhabit teams in Hong Kong have come together under one roof with an office warming celebration at our newly refurbished office in the OTB Building. This occasion marks a significant milestone in our journey, which began when Inhabit established its Hong Kong office in the same building as Egis, just a few floors apart. Over the years, we’ve delivered exceptional projects and innovative solutions that have shaped a sustainable #BuiltEnvironment. Fast forward to today: Inhabit is now Egis’ dedicated façade and sustainability service team. Moving into a single, modern office signifies more than just a change of location; it reflects our commitment to deeper collaboration and delivering greater value to our clients. Now fully in place, we offer a powerful multidisciplinary one-stop shop, encompassing building services, façade and lighting, sustainability, and environmental consultancy. Our approach ensures seamless project delivery across disciplines. The office warming event brought together colleagues from both legacies in a warm, celebratory atmosphere, a true reflection of One Egis in action. With our refreshed, collaborative workspace designed for innovation and synergy, Egis in Hong Kong is stronger, more connected, and ready to lead in a dynamic market. Hugh Brennand Dr James, Jian Xiong Philip Chan Jovi Wong #ImpactTheFuture

Tauranga, Aotearoa New Zealand: Inhabit, a part of Egis Group, is privileged to be providing façade consulting for Te Manawataki o Te Papa, Tauranga's redeveloped civic precinct. For more information about Inhabit's façade consulting services visit https://inhabitgroup.com/ #ImpactTheFuture

Shenzhen, China: Inhabit, a part of Egis Group, is privileged to have delivered façade design for K11 Concepts Limited's K11 ECOAST, a new landmark in the Greater Bay Area, China. Since its opening in April 2025, K11 ECOAST has redefined Shenzhen’s harbourfront as a vibrant hub where art, nature, and community converge, embodying its vision as an “Ecological Coastal” destination. Developed by New World Development Company Limited and China Merchants Shekou Industrial Zone Holdings Co., Ltd, this RMB 10 billion complex is the largest total LEED Platinum pre-certified cluster of buildings in the Greater Bay Area. Inhabit, Egis’ façade and sustainability service, played a crucial role in this flagship project, providing full-process façade design consultancy and Building Maintenance Unit (BMU) design: ✔️ Innovative façade solutions: Addressed intricate geometric challenges to create a stunning and structurally sound façade system. ✔️ Sustainable material expertise: Utilised recycled aluminium and glass, enhancing the project’s green credentials. ✔️ Technical excellence: Designed a complex 230,000 sqm façade system, incorporating photovoltaic elements and intricate connection details. K11 ECOAST showcases the synergy between visionary architecture and expert façade design, standing as a vibrant public space in the GBA of China. For more information on Inhabit's projects visit: EN: https://inhabitgroup.com/ CN: https://lnkd.in/gSCcJTKs

Melbourne, Australia: Gregory Rice, Director | Sustainability - Australia + New Zealand, has some key takeaways from a Property Council of Australia workshop on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG).

Hong Kong, China: Inhabit, Egis’ Façade and Sustainability service, recently spent time inspiring future built environment professionals, at the 35th Career Mosaic hosted by The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST).   Team members, including proud HKUST alumni, shared insights about their journeys at Egis and Inhabit, with students particularly eager to hear the first-hand accounts of working in an innovative, multidisciplinary and globally connected company.   What resonated: - Career growth in a forward-thinking environment  - Mentorship and professional development opportunities - Real-world impact in façade engineering, lighting design, and sustainable design - The power of multidisciplinary collaboration    As part of Egis, we empower emerging professionals through mentorship, hands-on experience, and exposure to cutting-edge projects. Our diverse expertise spans the globe, creating meaningful opportunities that inspire future leaders to think critically and creatively.   Visit our career website: https://lnkd.in/ews_zi9Z

Auckland, New Zealand: Inhabit, a part of Egis Group, was privileged to provide façade consulting for Cedar Pacific's Lorne Street Student Accommodation project. Soon to open as UniLodge Auckland Central, this 18-storey development will provide a welcoming home for 758 students. For more information about Inhabit's projects visit https://lnkd.in/fb5tfrW.