Nathalie Craig

Ceilings are an important component of the internal architecture of educational spaces, contributing to the way space performs visually and acoustically. Long gone are the institutional-style ceiling tiles in grids which offered little in the way of visual stimulation.

The design of educational spaces should enrich and support the learning process. When looking specifically at flooring choices, the product needs to be able to withstand the wear and tear of daily use and support good acoustics whilst also being cost-effective and achieving the desired aesthetic.

Commercial door technology is always evolving with new solutions providing innovative ways for companies to enhance aesthetics, convenience, fire safety and security.

Good acoustics are a prerequisite to the success of any commercial space. If reverberation and noise is not addressed effectively, the disruption can undermine the function of the space. Quality soundproofing complements and supports the way employees and employers interact and communicate.

Sustainable and energy-efficient technologies are now an essential consideration in commercial building design. There is an ever-increasing choice of green energy management options.

As Australia’s ageing population opts to stay living in their own homes for longer, there has been an increase in the need for stylish, independent living aids for residential bathrooms.