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Walker Corporation’s Parramatta Square has ranked top in the NABERS Sustainable Portfolios Index for Office Energy ratings, scoring 5.8 stars in a crack field of 414 commercial assets.
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Leading planning and geospatial figures are calling for a coordinated approach to digitising and streamlining Australia’s urban planning systems.
Plans designed by Fender Katsalidis which will see the redevelopment of the historic Coogee Bay Hotel have been approved by the Sydney Eastern Planning Panel, which will see the eastern suburbs pub transformed into a vibrant mixed-use precinct.
An RMIT-led study has found that architects have a lower-than-average quality of life in comparison to the general workforce of Australia, with two thirds of built environment professions experiencing at least some level of psychological stress.
While not necessarily across the front pages of this masthead and many others, Team2 Architects’ influence spreads far and wide across the built environment. Undertaking projects across an array of sectors including hospitality, healthcare and multi-residential, the practice creates outstanding design outcomes based around what a project needs to be.
The NSW Government has announced a new way to estimate development costs, which will enhance transparency and accuracy.
The Warren & Mahoney-designed District Living has been approved by the Victorian Minister for Planning, providing 900 high-quality BTR residents during a time of housing crisis.
GURNER has confirmed it has received a planning permit for its sophomore project in Port Douglas, a 112-room resort designed by Hunt Design.
Metricon’s National Design Director, Adrian Popple talks about industry transformation, expected challenges, sustainability, and why he has just laid down a design challenge to the rest of the house building industry.
The South Australian Government alongside Dementia Australia has released the Parliamentary Dementia-Friendly Communities Action Plan, which will assist state MP’s in making their electorates more dementia-friendly, with architects to be front and centre of the community-shaping change.
The Institute of Applied Technology – Construction (IATC) has announced it will waive fees for women looking to begin their careers in the construction industry, with 60 fee-free training places for three new microcredential courses.
A decision regarding the future of Powerhouse Ultimo is drawing closer, with Infrastructure NSW putting plans on show designed by the likes of Architectus, Durbach Block Jaggers, and Tyrell Studio to the public.
