These changes aim to reduce the waiting time to access female toilets at theatres, cinemas, and similar venues during peak times, reducing concerns with discomfort and timely accessibility.
This guide provides an introduction to the DTS Provisions for wet areas in houses focusing on preventing health risks and building damage from internal moisture in wet areas.
Building Ministers have agreed to the final changes to the 2022 edition of the National Construction Code.
To support the adoption of NCC 2022 we are providing stakeholders with communications material. Below you will find links to resources you can use to share information about the NCC through your organisation’s communication channels.
Energy efficiency is a core focus of our work program and forms part of the Australian, state and territory governments’ strategies to improve energy productivity and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Building for 7 stars doesn’t have to be costly or complicated. Simple design features and material choices make a big difference to energy efficiency and a home’s energy rating.
CodeMark certification is provided by Accredited CodeMark Certification Bodies. These bodies are responsible for evaluating applications for Certificates of Conformity, in accordance with the CodeMark Australia Scheme Rules.
NCC 2022 is now here! The ABCB has released the first stage of the 2022 edition in ‘Preview’ to get you started before it comes into effect.
The aim of this Public Record is to share information about the matters being considered at each Board meeting. Some matters need to remain confidential due to specific confidentiality requirements or being part of a government/ministerial decision…
Technical report for PCD 2025 - Commercial building energy efficiency.
This case study on chiller systems was recently produced to illustrate the application of the proposed updates to Section J.
As a result of this work, the consultant…
The final consultation in response to the Building Confidence Report (BCR) is now open.
Find out what you need to know about using the National Construction Code as an industry practitioner.
The National Construction Code (NCC) sets out the requirements for the design and construction of a building in Australia, including plumbing and drainage. It sets the minimum required level for the safety, health, amenity, accessibility and…
Information asymmetry, where parties to a transaction have different information, is something we all experience.