| Hipped Roof |  A hipped roof is a type of roof design commonly used in Australian commercial construction projects. It is characterized by |
| Hoist | In the context of Australian commercial construction projects, a "hoist" typically refers to a temporary lifting device used to transport |
| Hollow Core | In the context of Australian commercial construction projects, "hollow core" typically refers to hollow core slabs, which are precast concrete |
| Honey combs | In the context of Australian commercial construction projects, "honeycombs" refer to a defect that occurs in concrete structures. This defect |
| Hood (window hood) | In Australian commercial construction projects, a "hood" or "window hood" refers to an architectural feature designed to provide shading and |
| Hot Dip Galvanised | In Australian commercial construction projects, "Hot Dip Galvanised" (HDG) refers to a process used to protect steel or iron from |
| HVAC | HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning. In Australian commercial construction projects, HVAC refers to the systems and equipment |
| I-beam | An I-beam, also known as an H-beam, W-beam, or universal beam (UB), is a common type of steel beam used |
| Inside corner | In Australian commercial construction projects, an inside corner is not explicitly defined in the provided contexts. However, based on the |
| Insulating glass | In Australian commercial construction projects, insulating glass, often referred to as insulated glass units (IGUs) or double glazing, consists of |
| Insulation | In the context of Australian commercial construction projects, insulation refers to materials or systems installed in buildings to reduce the |
| Interior finish | Interior finishes in Australian commercial construction projects refer to the materials and techniques used to cover and enhance the interior |
| Isolated Pier | In the context of Australian commercial construction projects, an isolated pier is defined as a type of shallow foundation that |
| Jack rafter | In Australian commercial construction projects, a "jack rafter" refers to a type of rafter that is shorter than the full |
| Jamb | In Australian commercial construction projects, a jamb refers to the lining or side-post that forms the sides of a door |
