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The world’s tallest indoor waterfall is an impressive feat of architecture and engineering.
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It is fully-fenced, features shade sails, picnic shelters and barbecues and artwork by local artists and extensive new garden beds and tree planting and could be the future of suburban playgrounds.
Cox Architecture director Paul Curry is set to present at the upcoming $2.8 billion Melbourne Square precinct development at the 3rd Australian Smart Skyscrapers Summit.
Even the members of the Liberal party who define themselves as “moderates”, or “small L Liberals”, who claim they have a genuine desire to address climate change, have been quick to jump on the anti-electric car bandwagon.
Australia has been experiencing continuously rising temperatures for a long time now.
Boon Edam has introduced a new solution designed to enhance entrance security in public or private facilities for higher protection against unauthorised entry, tailgating and piggybacking.
Serneke Australia has signed up to be a part of the Baugruppe project at LandCorp’s WGV development in White Gum Valley, WA.
UrbiPod from Australian start-up Urbotanica is designed for homeowners to grow their own fresh herbs and greens in a simple way.
Deck frames, decking and synthetic turf from Outdure were installed in the courtyard of a building at Newcastle University during a refit project.
When it came to the top level of an apartment project in Balwyn, Victoria, the builder, Orange Building Solutions chose the smarter option of light gauge steel over timber.
Handmade Petersen Kolumba bricks from Robertson's Building Products Pty Ltd were selected as part of an honest and raw materials palette for the luxury apartments located in a tree-lined street in Brighton.
Automated louvres from Safetyline Jalousie make up the western façade on Pulteney Grammar’s new Middle School building in Adelaide, South Australia.
