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The art of breathing life into a former designer’s work forms the heart of the Sustainability Awards' Single Dwelling Alteration/Addition category. Here, the spotlight shines on architects who transform ageing structures, often steeped in history, into sustainable havens tailored to modern needs.
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$1.1 billion of Western Australian Government funding will be allocated towards social and affordable housing, boosting housing supply across the west.
BVN have been declared the winner of the design competition for Fig & Wattle, a $900 million Landream-developed project that sits at the juncture of Fig and Wattle Streets in Pyrmont.
Urban infill development that can deliver affordable and liveable homes could be the solution for Australia’s rising housing crisis, says urban planning expert Mike Day.
At Fisher & Paykel, we’ve evolved the idea of the laundry beyond individual appliances to the concept of the laundry as a connected fabric care ecosystem that can be interwoven with the architecture of the home. Our laundry and wardrobe spaces, designed with Boffi, capture this spirit.
We are pleased to announce a major update to our online presence with the launch of an all-new Cooling Brothers website.
AIRAH has opened a survey to assess how HVAC&R building services engineers around the country are being impacted by the introduction of professional registration schemes.
The Federal Government announced expenditure of $9.3bn for social housing in this year's budget. Bickering over whether it’s new or reheated money misses the point. Belatedly, almost unbelievably, the Fed’s big money is addressing the housing crisis where it’s needed most: in social housing.
Facades are a valuable marketing tool that can serve powerful branding purposes, helping markets build familiarity with, and trust in, a brand.
Tara Veldman, Principal and Health Sector Leader at BLP brings over 15 years' experience designing projects across Australia, Europe, and the Middle East.
As we reveal Il Fanale’s latest offerings for 2024, we celebrate a longstanding relationship grounded in mutual respect for craft and artistry.
For years there have been suggestions of widespread poor wellbeing among architects. In many ways this is not surprising. It’s well established the profession has a culture of long hours and (often unpaid) overtime, relentless and pressured deadlines, high responsibility and liability and surprisingly low starting pay, even after five years of university education.
