In a significant move for Australia’s architecture and design community, Architecture & Design has relaunched its website, ushering in a new era for the platform that has been a trusted industry resource since 2009.

Already recognised as the nation’s largest and most respected news source for architecture and design professionals, the relaunch promises an enhanced user experience and expanded content offerings.

The revamped website features a sleek, modern interface designed to better reflect the creativity and innovation of the sectors it serves. Enhanced navigation tools and a mobile-friendly layout ensure that readers can access the latest news, insights, and resources with ease, whether at their desks or on the go.

A dedicated focus on sustainability, emerging technologies, and industry trends aligns with the publication’s commitment to staying at the forefront of Australia’s rapidly evolving built environment.

“Over the past 15 years, the Architecture & Design website has grown into the essential resource for architects, designers, and builders across the country,” says Editor Branko Miletic.

“The new website is a reflection of that growth and our ambition to continue setting the standard for industry reporting.”

The relaunch features a fresh new, sleek design and a much more expansive database of suppliers and architectural firms.

It also includes expanded editorial coverage, featuring interviews with industry leaders, project case studies, and a deeper dive into pressing topics like climate-resilient design and urban planning.

In addition, the platform’s product directory and events section have been reimagined to provide even greater value to its professional audience.

As Australia’s built environment faces unprecedented challenges and opportunities, the relaunch of the Architecture & Design website is a timely reminder of the critical role that informed, high-quality journalism plays in shaping the future of the industry.

“With its modernised platform, the publication is poised to cement it’s pivotal role as an indispensable resource for years to come,” says Digital Editor Clémence Carayol.

Visit architectureanddesign.com.au now to experience the full range of updates.

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