Resources

If you need resources and guides tailored for sustainability, resilience in apartments, units, and townhouses, this page is your new best friend.

These resources have been collected with Victorian audiences in mind but they are collected from across Australia. Despite the different owners corporation legislation in each state and territory, there’s lots we can learn from each other.

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Energy & electrification Kate Nicolazzo Energy & electrification Kate Nicolazzo

Watch: Electrify everything

Learn from pioneering apartment buildings already embracing electrification. Understand more about all-electric technology options and what you need to consider as you make the switch – induction cook tops, hot water heat pumps, heating and cooling options, electricity load considerations, and more.

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Energy & electrification Kate Nicolazzo Energy & electrification Kate Nicolazzo

Climate comfort

Retrofitting apartments and common areas for year-round energy efficiency.

Improving efficiency equals smaller bills, plus improved comfort and sustainability. In this session you’ll get expert advice and learn about tools to help make your common infrastructure, and your apartment more energy efficient. Plus, you’ll be inspired by a beautiful, and sustainable DIY apartment retrofit.

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Waste & recycling Kate Nicolazzo Waste & recycling Kate Nicolazzo

Watch: Waste not

Waste and recycling in apartment buildings can be a point of challenge or even tension. Differing expectations, spacial issues, and cost implications all come into play. But there are solutions.

Discover how Reground has assisted owners corporations across greater Melbourne to reimagine their waste spaces and enhance amenity.

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Governance & decision-making Kate Nicolazzo Governance & decision-making Kate Nicolazzo

The Victorian OC Act & Consumer Affairs Victoria

The Victorian Owners Corporation Act 2006 sets the legal framework for managing common property, maintaining buildings, resolving disputes, and outlining the rights of lot owners.

Consumer Affairs Victoria (CAV) are Victoria's consumer regulator. Part of CAV’s role is providing guidance to residents and managers, and facilitating dispute resolution to ensure the proper management of shared properties.

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