Engineering work is usually noticed only when something goes wrong. When projects finish well, the thinking, coordination, and judgement behind them fade quietly into the background. That’s especially true for digital coordination, where the real impact happens long before anything reaches site. This conversation features Raymond Khattar, BIM Section Manager at Goldfish & Bay, and reflects a genuine interest in the depth and impact of engineering work. By giving space to thes

Before closing for the Christmas period, our team attended the UDIA NSW Christmas Luncheon 2025 in Sydney. Held at the Sofitel Sydney Wentworth, the event brought together industry leaders and peers for an afternoon of reflection ahead of the year’s close. Beyond the formal program, it was also a valuable opportunity to reconnect with clients and industry colleagues. The program included remarks from  Robert Furolo , President of UDIA NSW, and  Stuart Ayres , Chief Executive

Yesterday evening, we attended the Melrose Park Community Cup Gala Dinner for the first time. The event has an established place in the local calendar, shaped by the contributions of residents, community groups, schools and sporting clubs who form the social life of Melrose Park. Being present in that room made it clear how deeply this gathering is valued by the people connected to the area. Our support for the event sits alongside our ongoing relationship with Sekisui House

James Wahbe  has taken on one of the most pressing questions in building services today: how do we design systems that are ready for...

In June, the global engineering community marked INTERNATIONAL WOMEN IN ENGINEERING DAY, a moment to acknowledge the technical expertise,...