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The Australian downsizing industry has a bright future in the post-COVID-19 period with downsizers seeking more spacious homes, off-street parking facilities and less crowded neighbourhoods.
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Australian property companies have recorded a continuous ten-year run at the top of the global GRESB Real Estate Assessment ranking in 2020.
Levi’s has announced the launch of its retail design concept, the Sustainability Shop in Shop, in partnership with David Jones Australia.
Designer Natalie Du Bois chose a range of materials and fixtures to meet the brief for a simple design during a kitchen renovation project in Remuera, Auckland, NZ.
Leading Australian multi-disciplinary architectural and design practice Hayball announces the appointment of Sarah Buckeridge as co-managing director.
The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) is calling for innovative and new projects looking for ways to re-use discarded materials to make new products or for new uses.
With parks and other green spaces often at a premium on the ground, could we look to the skies for the answer?
Andrew Gray, the co-owner of internationally renowned construction and development company Graya, chose to embrace the growing trend for bricks to bring a minimalistic and modern aesthetic to his forever home.
An engineered timber flooring product from the Pureplank collection by Havwoods helped the designer deliver a dream space to the homeowners at a house in Horsham, UK.
Modular construction techniques are helping educational buildings make a paradigm shift in the way they are built and used, and how they perform over time.
The drive to innovate in the architecture and construction industries has always been high. New products and systems are constantly being invented, existing ones are refined, and entirely new materials are fabricated and become popular for their particular properties and high suitability within specific applications.
The COVID pandemic has meant many students learnt from home for a lot of the year. But with schools returning to normal across Australia, how will students readjust from learning at the kitchen table (or couch, or bedroom) to being at desks and chairs in classrooms?
