18 August 2010 |
BUILDING on the tried and proven product range of Futura, Punti, Tono, Geode and Unito are new ranges by Spectrum.
17 June 2010 |
Griffith University will build the country’s first zero-emission and self-powering teaching and research building driven by solar-powered hydrogen energy.
17 June 2010 |
The University of Technology, Sydney (UTS) will build a Frank Gehry icon for the Business School as part of its City Campus Master Plan.
1 June 2010 |
Envirotecture is supporting a project to rebuild village schools in Salavan Province in Southern Laos, partnering with World Concern and local villagers, supported by the Lao Government.
11 February 2010 |
Group GSA has credited the government’s stimulus package with what it has called "unprecedented growth".
16 December 2009 |
There has been a surge in education specialists seeking work as stimulus projects dry up, according to a new specialist recruiter.
15 December 2009 |
The team has won the largest ever commission on the Danish Faroe Islands.
20 November 2009 |
A timber-clad school with exposed pipes and solar collectors is teaching pupils a lesson.
28 October 2009 |
A new book claims to have the latest word on education design - and we've got five copies to give away.
16 October 2009 |
Bad budgeting could force more than half of school stimulus projects to be downgraded or scraped altogether.
15 October 2009 |
New research reveals architects endured more pay cuts than other property professionals during the GFC and uncovers which jobs are currently least secure.
10 September 2009 |
An "embarrassing lump of sandstone", skylines like cities and the architectural conveyor belt feature in today's news digest.
21 August 2009 |
Lend Lease is buildings its capacity for public private partnerships, including health and education projects.
2 July 2009 |
The industry is welcoming a further $810 million in government funding for its potential to kick start new innovations in education design.
25 June 2009 |
After years of procrastinating, the WA state government yesterday committed to redeveloping Perth's waterfront. But the plan is being dubbed "meek" and "disappointing" by architects.
28 May 2009 |
Jenni Webster speaks to Louise Wallace about the new Australian Technical College in Victoria and how the project is paving the way for future developments
16 April 2009 |
News of job cuts is still be ringing in workers' ears across the globe but the Australian Construction Industry Forum is forecasting new hope for the industry
11 March 2009 |
Architecture schools are forsaking quality for quantity in a drive to get as many students and as much funding as possible, a leading university academic has claimed.
6 March 2009 |
From robotic libraries to mixing heritage with new designs, Gemma Battenbough speaks to FJMT associate Christine Kwong about the latest in educational design.
1 January 1980 |
As news of job cuts rings in workers’ ears across the globe, the Australian Construction Industry Forum is forecasting some hope for the industry
1 January 1980 |
High rents and low vacancies are forcing students to live in 'ghettos' and the government must stimulate public-private development if it is to retain international revenue, a university group claims.