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World Architecture Festival: Netherlands library wins Building of the Year

Netherlands project LocHal Library has been declared Building of the Year at the 2019 World Architecture Festival (WAF) Awards.

News | 11/12/2019

‘World’s most sustainable shopping centre’ opens in Melbourne

Burwood Brickworks, which developer Frasers Property says is set to become the world’s most sustainable shopping centre, is now open in Melbourne.

News | 10/12/2019

What is modern architecture?

The mid-19th century modern (or Modernist) Movement changed how we looked at architectural design forever. To this day, the whole world remains enamoured with Modernist design, which took over architecture, interiors and furniture, cars, planes and even kitchen appliances and medical equipment.

News | 09/12/2019

Geelong Arts Centre: A new architectural identity for Geelong

In a $38.5 million redevelopment, the Hassell-designed Geelong Arts Centre aims to create a new architectural identity for Geelong.

News | 06/12/2019

Redesigned State Library Victoria opens to public

A redesigned State Library Victoria has officially opened to the public, revealing transformed library spaces designed by Australian architects Architectus and Danish design studio Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects.

News | 04/12/2019

Architecture Drawing Prize 2019: Winners announced

The winners of the 2019 Architecture Drawing Prize have been announced. This year’s overall winner is German architect Anton Markus Pasing, for his work entitled ‘City in a box: paradox memories’.

News | 03/12/2019

New Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander architecture scholarship

DesignInc has announced its new Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander scholarship at Western Sydney University’s (WSU) faculty of architecture.

News | 27/11/2019

‘1000 Trees’ development shaping up in Shanghai

Heatherwick Studio’s ‘1000 Trees’ mixed-use development is nearing completion in Shanghai.

News | 27/11/2019

Lack of information on apartment defects leaves whole market on shaky footings

Fears of a loss of confidence in the construction sector have unfortunately come true. Our research suggests a lack of reliable information about building defects is a critical factor in the crisis.

News | 27/11/2019

Scott Morrison wants to abandon ‘complex’ environmental approvals

Prime minister Scott Morrison has announced the government’s intention to overhaul Australia’s environmental approval process for major projects, claiming the system is overly complex and drawn out.

News | 26/11/2019

Putting homes in high-risk areas is asking too much of firefighters

We rely heavily on emergency services to protect people and property, but strategic land-use planning can improve resilience and help reduce the risk in the first place. This would mean giving more weight to considering bushfire hazards at the earliest stages of planning housing supply.

News | 26/11/2019

UNSW collects construction accolades

The University of New South Wales (UNSW) has been honoured for its investment in world-class research and teaching facilities at the Master Builder’s Association (MBA) of NSW awards.

News | 25/11/2019

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