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Last year saw Australians install rooftop solar like never before, with 40% more installed in 2021 than in 2020. Solar system installations now make up 7% of the energy going into the national electricity grid.
Development group Oxford Investa Property Partners has submitted a Development Application for the second time to North Sydney Council to demolish the existing MLC office in North Sydney.
Trickle-down technology is the act in which technological advancements trickle into everyday lives. The internet was initially created in the 1960s for military purposes, but has now become imperative to the day-to-day workings of nearly every human being on the planet.
DesignInc has announced that longtime employee Darryl Suttie has been promoted to the role of Director of its Melbourne operations.
London design firm Blast Studio has combined urban waste and edible fungi to 3D print a functional load-bearing architectural column that can potentially be used to construct a building in future.
Noise pollution, especially in urban environments, is increasingly being acknowledged around the world as a serious issue impacting our health.
From a design perspective, the facade and cladding system is one of the most important aspects of a building.
The activists who burnt the front porch and doors to the Australian Museum of Democracy on 30 December last year chose it for symbolism and opportunity. As the ‘Old Parliament House’, it represents white oppression to many indigenous, a government that is repudiated by ‘sovereign citizens’; and it is wide open to the public, unlike the fortress of the ‘New Parliament House’ up the hill.
Given La Niña’s effect on the Australian climate, we’ve been given a reprieve in some sense in regards to bushfire season.
Golden Age Group has been given approval to develop a 21 storey mixed-use tower located within Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Market precinct.
Adidas and Parley for the Oceans have created a full-size tennis court made entirely out of recycled plastic materials, which is sitting in the middle of the Great Barrier Reef.
