Presented by Alspec
May 24th, 2020

This session addresses the requirements of Section J NCC 2019 and its implications on Window and Door selections. What are the impacts of different products on overall Façade performance and how they can affect building design.
Ross Baynham, National Specification Manager at Alspec

Ross Baynham is the National Specification Manager for Alspec. With over 20 years of experience in the Construction Industry, Ross has worked with the Architecture and Design community for well over a decade. With experience across multiple sectors, Ross has supported the Architectural and Construction teams in the delivery of some the biggest projects across Australia; from large Multi-Residential to Hospitals and everything in between. Having been engaged in the Sustainable Buildings Products sector for many years, Ross is well placed to discuss the implications of high performance building products.
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