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    News Archive for November 2023

    Promises and pitfalls on the road to decarbonisation – 7 bold predictions

    From the growth of energy storage to the influence of government policies, we foresee that the road to decarbonisation will be winding and likely filled with promise and pitfalls.


    Key cabinets for real estate businesses

    Whether you are in the business of flipping houses, or rentals, it’s important to be on top of your game. One way of doing that is with key cabinets for real estate keys, and the likes of filing cabinets for deeds and other client information.


    Moddex’s modular barriers and balustrades ensure compliance in Chester Hill bridge upgrades

    Moddex’s modular barriers and balustrades were used to ensure compliance and safety for this important public infrastructure for Western Sydney communities.


    Ojascastro’s appointment a positive for Plus

    Plus Architecture has announced the appointment of Mark Ojascastro as its new Principal, with the new studio leader to operate out of the practice’s Sydney outpost.


    GreenTag program prioritises biodiversity over carbon

    Global GreenTag has launched its new NaturePositive+ Standard and Declaration program, creating a new benchmark in the certification sector for manufacturing in the built environment.


    Golden Age, COX’s townhouse community passes significant sales milestone

    Following its approval in October, Golden Age Group has celebrated $40 million in sales for Wembley Hill, its COX Architecture-designed community.


    RLC report details housing relief retirement living could provide

    The Retirement Living Council (RLC) – a subsidiary of the Property Council of Australia – has this month unveiled a national report, Better Housing for Better Health, which outlines how an increase of retirement villages and dwellings nationwide could alleviate over two thirds of current housing stress.


    Big planning changes for caravan parks and manufactured home estates

    Old planning laws relating to caravan parks, manufactured home estates, camping grounds, and moveable dwellings are set for their first shake-up in 30 years.


    From afterthought to front of mind: Caroma Care’s new finishes bring flexibility to accessible bathrooms

    In Australia, it is a legal requirement to have accessible bathrooms in commercial spaces. The Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (DDA) prohibits discrimination on the grounds of disability, including the provision of access to premises and facilities, and the AS1428.1 Standard provides minimum design requirements for new buildings to ensure spaces are accessible for people with mobility issues or disabilities.


    How to build sustainably to meet new NCC standards

    Changes to federal and state building policies and codes have put the spotlight on the drive towards sustainable building practices in Australia.


    Launching Alder Tapware Builders Range – Four designs, four coloured finishes, and lead-free

    A curated collection of tried and tested tapware, the Alder Tapware Builders Range delivers functionality and design to any budget.


    Pumpkin sculpture by iconic Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama takes centre stage at Pt. Leo Estate

    Pt. Leo Estate has unveiled a new pumpkin sculpture created by Japan’s most successful living artist, Yayoi Kusama at their sculpture park in Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula.


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