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New member: Dryden Aqua, Edinburgh (UK)

Dryden Aqua is one of the largest manufacturers of glass filtration media. As pool water filtration specialists, they have a unique knowledge combination and detailed understanding of the biological and physio-chemical reactions in water.

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Workshop "Aquatic Access for All Abilities" - 21 May in Sydney

IAKS ANZ is excited to announce its upcoming half day workshop at the forthcoming ATSA expo on Tuesday 21st May 2024 at Sydney Olympic park. The workshop "Aquatic Access for All Abilities" aims to provide valuable insights into aquatic therapy and the availability of programs.

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Hybrid seminar 28 May: Efficiency and safety in aquatic facilities

On 28 May, IAKS Spain will gather leading experts in the field of aquatic facilities to explore the latest developments and best practices in efficiency and safety. From “energy efficiency analysis” to “pool safety discussions”, this event will provide valuable information and unique insights for all professionals in the industry.

New member: Beca, Auckland (New Zealand)

Their expertise lies in designing aquatic facilities, competently combining imagination, practicality, and sustainability to elevate user experience. Whether it's leisure centres or sports venues, Beca prioritize both financial viability and adaptability, delivering enduring assets that enrich communities.

New member: SPACE & PLACE, London (UK)

As an award-winning architectural practice, they proudly maintain a team of 40 design professionals across studios throughout Europe. Annually, SPACE & PLACE deliver projects exceeding GBP 200 million in the sports and leisure sector, drawing over 100 million visits to our buildings each year.

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New member: Brett Andrews, Castle Hill (Australia)

Brett has worked across the sports, leisure and aquatic sector for over 25 years. In that time, he has held roles ranging from being in media, to events, venue operations and executive management. He is currently the Head of Sport and Wellness for a hospitality group.

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NSC | IAKS 2024: Tackling the BIG Issues

On 27-28 June 2024 in Melbourne, Australia, embark on a journey through eight compelling Big Issue Topics at NSC | IAKS 2024, where industry leaders converge to dissect pressing cross-sector challenges and propose innovative solutions. This format promises to inspire thought-provoking discussions and catalyse transformative action. Register now!

Esportcat and IREC unveil study results on sports centre comfort

The reports provide valuable insights into the most common typologies of weight and fitness rooms in sports facilities in Catalonia and offer an overview of how the topic of indoor environmental quality is addressed in different countries. Read the full report on how to create more comfortable and conducive environments for sports.

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Webinar 29 May: Navigating the Paris Climate Agreement

Explore the ways to actively contribute to the goals outlined in the Paris Climate Agreement in the context of sports facility infrastructure. The webinar by LOA fonden and IAKS Nordic will see presentations of the „Reduction Roadmap“, the „Sustainability Hierarchy“ and „Organization of Sport Facilities and Public Value“. Attendance: free. Register now!

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2024 IAKS Study trip to Australia: Spotlight on Brisbane

The 2024 IAKS study trip to Australia offers three options leading to Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane from 25 June to 3 July, combining traditional and modern sports facilities, cultural landmarks, and community engagement. Today we cast a spotlight on the Brisbane leg of the tour (2-3 July).

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