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Mark Barrie from Norman Disney & Young (NDY) makes the case for green retrofitting Australia's commercial building stock with an interesting example his company is involved in.
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Warren McLaren reports on the new wave of housing in Australia which aims to not contribute to climate change.
Fulton Trotter Architects apply concrete, timber and steel to the meet principles of passive design, simplicity and self-sustainability in this southwest Queensland riverside home. David Wheeldon reports.
The details of a new house near Adelaide have been published in order to share information about designing with precast concrete for energy and water efficiency as well as bushfire resistance.
Danielle Bowling reports on two of Australia's most impressive - and multiple award-winning - recently completed hospital projects.
Lend Lease has unveiled plans to build the first high rise apartment building in Australia and the tallest in the world using Cross Laminated Timber (CLT), which it says heralds a new era for the construction industry.
Princes Pier, adjacent to Station Pier in Port Phillip Bay, is one of Melbourne’s most important cultural assets both as an exemplar of a pre-containerised shipping facility and as a place rich in Australia’s wartime, maritime and multicultural history.
An innovative new mobile tool has been created for visualising every Standard referenced in the Australian National Construction Code (NCC) pertaining to residential premises.
The Sydney Showground's Main Arena at Sydney Olympic Park, has been transformed into the 24,000 seat boutique SKODA stadium, the AFL’s newest venue.
Cairns Botanic Gardens Visitor Centre and HP Tree House were jointly awarded top honours at the Australian Institute of Architects' 2012 Far North Queensland Regional Architecture Awards over the weekend.
Another rise in the HIA-Commonwealth Bank Housing Affordability Index in the March 2012 quarter marks the fifth straight quarter of improvement.
International ceramic tile and bathroom furnishings exhibition Cersaie, in Italy this September, will host a keynote lecture by Eduardo Souto De Moura, the Portuguese architect who won the Pritzker prize 2011.
