2026 Registration
Register now to secure your spot at this years Indoor Air Quality Conference
The AIRAH IAQ Conference brings together industry leaders, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to explore the latest developments, challenges, and innovations in indoor air quality. With a strong focus on knowledge-sharing and advancing best practices, the conference provides an exceptional platform to engage with professionals who are shaping the future of our built environment.
Full Package – Workshops + Core Conference Registration
Aug 31 – Sep 4
*Ticket includes Welcome Networking Function – Sep 2
Pullman Cairns International
AIRAH Member
$2,000
Non Member
$2,400
Core Conference Registration
Sep 3 + 4
*Ticket includes Welcome Networking Function – Sep 2
Pullman Cairns International
AIRAH Members Early Bird pricing
$730
(until 17 July 26, then $845)
Non Members Early Bird pricing
$945
(until 17 July 26, then $1045)
Student
$270
One Day Conference Registration
Sep 3 or Sep 4
Pullman Cairns International
AIRAH Members Early Bird pricing
$400
(until 17 July 26, then $465)
Non Members Early Bird pricing
$500
(until 17 July 26, then $560)
Student
$160
All Workshops Sessions Registration
Aug 31 – Sep 2
Pullman Cairns International
AIRAH Member
$1,350
Non Member
$1,550
Building Science Workshop Session Registration
Aug 31 + Sep 1
Pullman Cairns International
The workshop is intended to establish the physical realities that underpin IAQ outcomes
including:
- Environmental separation and control layers
- Heat, air, and moisture interactions
- Drying potential and damage functions
- Historical and contemporary building failures in Canada, the United States, New Zealand, and Australia
The intent of these sessions is not to provide design recipes, but to challenge assumptions and help reset mental models.
AIRAH Member
$950
Non Member
$1,550
Moisture Workshop Session Registration
Sep 2
Pullman Cairns International
Humidity is deliberately positioned at the centre of the conference narrative.
It sits at the intersection of building science, HVAC design, and IAQ, yet remains poorly understood and weakly addressed in many standards and regulations.
This session is proposed to bring together:
- Environmental separation and control layers
- Heat, air, and moisture interactions
- Drying potential and damage functions
- Historical and contemporary building failures in Canada, the United States, New Zealand, and Australia
The intent of these sessions is not to provide design recipes, but to challenge assumptions and help reset mental models.
AIRAH Member
$450
Non Member
$550
Site Visit – CTEC Building Inspection
Sep 2
Optional add on
The James Cook University Cairns Tropical Enterprise Centre (CTEC) is a recently completed four-storey, 3,500m2 teaching and research facility located in Cairns North, adjacent to Cairns Hospital as part of the Dugurrdja Precinct — the Far North Queensland Health and Innovation Precinct. CTEC is the first mass timber commercial building constructed outside south-east Queensland, featuring glued laminated beams and cross-laminated timber floor and wall panels. The building is targeting 5 Star Green Star certification, with its timber structure reducing embodied carbon by 60 per cent against a conventional equivalent. For the purposes of this workshop, CTEC is of particular interest as a case study in moisture management under tropical construction conditions. The building’s timber structure introduces moisture sensitivity that demands deliberate design and monitoring — and the building is already instrumented to track performance in service. The site inspection will be led by AIRAH members and engineers involved in the project and will focus on the HVAC design strategy, the moisture management approach, and the lessons learned through a design-and-construct procurement process in a hot-humid climate. Attendees will have the opportunity to examine the building’s systems in operation and discuss real-world performance against design intent.
AIRAH Member
$35
Non Member
$65
Dinner Function – Dundees Waterfront
Sep 3
Optional add on
Join us for a memorable evening on September 3 at Dundee’s Waterfront Dining, a modern Australian menu inspired by flavours of Tropical North Queensland and crafted with the region’s finest local ingredients. Enjoy made-to-order dishes featuring flame-grilled Australian beef, fresh local seafood, classic pastas, seasonal salads, and native specialties like kangaroo and crocodile, all prepared with premium produce and house-made sauces.
AIRAH Member
$75
Non Member
$90
Register
Please use this link if you are an AIRAH member or non-member to register for the conference and add-ons though AIRAH’s booking system.