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    Introducing Wilsonart® Thinscape – new silica free stone alternative in architectural surfaces

    HVG Decorative Building Products announces the introduction of Wilsonart® Thinscape to its comprehensive range of innovative architectural surfaces. A state-of-the-art material designed to meet the evolving needs of architects, designers, and builders, Wilsonart® Thinscape offers a distinctive silica free stone alternative that combines style, durability, and versatility.


    Johnson a President’s Prize winner in 2024

    Lindy Johnson, a leader in the advancement of the architecture profession, has been rewarded for her extensive efforts by the Australian Institute of Architects’ Queensland Chapter, awarded the 2024 President's Prize.


    Inside Scott Carver’s transformation of Paddington’s former cinema

    Central Element and Boston Global have unveiled plans for their co-developed vibrant mixed-use precinct, Verona, a Scott Carver-designed reworking of Paddington’s former arthouse cinema.


    Rezoning reforms for housing met with opposition from Sydney councils

    A flow-on effect from the NSW Government’s transport-oriented housing manifesto has led to a number of Sydney councils arguing that they should be excluded from new zoning rules around commercial hubs which will increase housing numbers in their LGA.


    ACT outlines vision for sixth town centre

    Revised plans released by the ACT Government have declared the Molonglo Valley as the territory’s sixth town centre, accounting for the growth of about 70,000 new residents to call the region home by 2050.


    Why cleaning and maintenance doesn’t have to be a drain with Stormtech

    When it comes to cleaning, it’s fair to say that drains have gotten a bad rap. They’ve developed a reputation as tough to maintain, onerous to clear, and difficult to replace. And truth be told, this reputation is not entirely unfounded. Traditionally, drains used to be difficult to clean, and providers often operated very much in a ‘buyer beware’ mindset.


    Is there an alternative to 10,000 kilometres of new transmission lines? Yes – but you may not like it

    Building transmission lines is often controversial. Farmers who agree to host new lines on their property may be paid, while other community members protest against the visual intrusion. Pushback against new lines has slowed development and forced the government to promise more consultation.


    Key management cabinets for hospitals and aged care environments

    Hospitals and aged care institutes have hundreds or thousands of people coming through the doors, whether it is for routine check-ups, hospitalisation, or long-term assisted residence, which means the facilities, assets and information contained within these buildings are enormous.


    Metal ceiling tiles help overcome acoustic challenges at Qantas headquarters

    SAS310 metal ceiling tiles helped Qantas Airways overcome acoustic challenges by controlling reverberation time and meeting a very high acoustic performance target at their headquarters in Mascot, NSW.


    Operable walls used in Peakstone office fitout to create flexible meeting spaces

    Bildspec operable walls were recently chosen by Sheldon Commercial Interiors for Peakstone’s office fitout in Clarence Street, Sydney.


    Charcoal-framed louvre windows central to design ethos at Erskineville townhouse project

    The distinctive charcoal-framed louvre windows by Safetyline Jalousie not only evoke an industrial vibe but also ensure optimal ventilation and natural light throughout the interiors.


    Brad Wood to help lead 2032 Olympic Games taskforce

    Brad Wood, GHD Growth Leader – Brisbane 2032 Games, has been appointed as co-chair of the Infrastructure Association of Queensland (IAQ) 2032 Games Taskforce.


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