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Timber is one of the oldest building materials but its applications on facades don't get much variation. We look at four facades that have changed things up.
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A host of American architects, urban planners and interior designers have combined heads to curate a list of six major design trends that could change the way we experience cities in the future.
Bernhard Mitchell tells us why solar panels are becoming a real alternative and considerable player int he power markets.
Architects and interior designers are once again invited to enter their projects in the Design Is…Award competition organised by Shaw Contract Group.
Tanner Kibble Denton Architects had a task ahead of them when looking to transform the neglegted Charles H Hoskins Memorial Institute building into a sustainable and light-filled space for the building’s new inhabitants.
Senior heritage consultant Malcolm Elliott has been appointed to the Conrad Gargett team.
The Brisbane City Council in Wynnum recently partnered with street and park furniture specialist Unisite to improve their outdoor public spaces.
The Hettich Australia stand at the AWISA exhibition in Brisbane last year attracted a huge audience interested in the brand’s innovations.
A portable wastewater treatment solution from CST Wastewater Solutions packaged in a standard shipping container is being adopted by companies.
A 103 metre residential tower by Plus Architecture looks set to become the first building to be completed in Melbourne’s Fisherman Bend Renewal Area.
Called Hydroceramic, the prototype is made of fabric, clay and hydrogel, and can cool buildings up to five degrees when actuated.
Facing Gehry’s UTS building, The Quay by WMK Architecture features two metallic towers sitting atop a warehouse facade.
