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A new on-demand data service to provide engineers and planners with self-serve access to ready-to-use data on building outlines, heights and addresses for anywhere in Australia has been launched.
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Spending time at the beach or taking a walk in the park can help us recover from the mental and physical impacts of life’s stresses. But physical distancing measures to contain COVID-19 have included closing beaches, playgrounds and parks, adding to the challenges to our mental health.
The NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment has announced approval to increase capacity at the $250 million Port Kembla Gas Terminal.
Six weeks into a six-month shutdown what have we learned from our enforced change in lifestyle? The ‘Crimsons’ are already talking snap-back but, to paraphrase T S Elliot, it’s less likely a bang, more of a whimper. Slack back perhaps.
AI brings along opportunities that would radically change the existing workflow within the architecture profession.
MTKA (Murayama + Kato architecture) has added an inhabitable elliptical void between the roof and and the upper floor of this family house in the city of Kodaira, Tokyo, Japan.
Screenwood timber panels are available as prefinished modular systems that ensure simple and efficient installation on site to meet both time and budget considerations during the execution of a project.
Several glazed door and window systems from Alspec were installed at the Kodo Apartments in Adelaide to help create desirable indoor environments for residents.
Addressing the current trend for dark coloured cabinetry and hardware, Hideaway Bins has introduced a new colour option to their popular Hideaway Compact bin range.
Several insulation products from Bradford Insulation were installed at a newly completed passive home in North Beach, WA to achieve sustainable and energy efficiency goals.
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FM Global believes losses at idle properties are preventable and recommends companies ensure the following needs are addressed, while prioritising employee health and safety, to help protect their facilities as the crisis unfolds.
