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16 executive suites at The Star Sydney’s The Darling have been transformed by Fender Katsalidis over a two-year refurbishment period to provide “high-impact experiential moments”.
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A key recommendation within the Retirement Living Council’s (RLC) latest submission to the federal government has called for a redrafting of the Commonwealth’s Aged Care Act.
Co-convenors The Australian Institute of Architects, the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects and the Planning Institute of Australia have unveiled the winners of the 2024 Australian Urban Design Awards.
The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption says it has closed an investigation into DPHI Director Katie Joyner, after it was alleged the public servant took advantage of the NSW Government’s Transport Oriented Development scheme.
One of the most exciting advancements in motorised windows and doors would have to be the Descending Window. Imagine having a wall of windows simply descend into the floor at the touch of a button!
Think modern architecture and you think glass — an age-old medium that, in the hands of experts like Creative Windows, can transform a space from average to awe-inspiring.
A rounded façade calls for curved windows; descending windows can provide a modern twist on a traditional staple; and Creative Windows' expertise also extends to floor-to-ceiling doors that pivot on their fulcrum.
Complemented by arches and rounded walls at every turn, the resurgence of curved windows as seen in these award-winning designs featuring Creative Windows’ innovative curved glass provide designers with more creativity.
Nettleton Tribe Architects and SUPAWOOD recently partnered on the new student accommodation building at James Cook University's Bebegu Yumba Townsville campus.
SUPAWOOD's Waffle Blades were chosen as the preferred solution for achieving the design intent as it allows for the creation of designs with striking geometric effects that are also budget-friendly.
A 45-metre-long vehicle tram under police escort has kicked off testing on Parramatta’s new Light Rail service, as Transport for NSW gets closer to officially launching the new line.
A 2023 Ray Morgan study found that 73% of Australians are willing to pay more for Australian Made over imported products.