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Pete Raimondo

Building Science Engineer

Peter Raimondo is a senior building enclosure engineer and a director of Oculus in Aotearoa. With a solid engineering foundation and a wealth of building knowledge from his experience in investigating and remediating building envelope problems, Peter is an active industry contributor, spokesperson and commentator within the engineering industry. From his building science podcast to hosting and speaking at seminars and conferences, he is always looking for ways to share his knowledge and improve the building and construction industry as a whole.

Peter trained in Canada and has experience working on a range of commercial buildings including retail, medical centres, community housing, serviced apartments, and public spaces such as halls and libraries, using building science to find and fix leaks, optimise thermal performance and eliminate condensation.

Peter holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Toronto, Canada. He is a chartered professional engineer in New Zealand and is also a licensed professional engineer in Ontario, Canada.

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Dec. 15, 2025

#25 - Navigating Building Codes: Lessons from New Zealand and Canada with Pete Raimondo and Shawn McIsaac

In this episode, I chat with Shawn McIsaac and Peter Raimondo, of Oculus, to discuss building science, energy efficiency, and the challenges of modern construction. They explore the importance of airtightness, the risks of condensation, and the evolving building codes in New Zealand and Canada. The conversation highlights the need for collaboration between architects and builders, the role of government incentives, and the future of high-performance building. Useful links Oculus Engineering web...