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94 Feet’s Open Court, a $70 million commercial precinct designed by WMK Architecture and Techne, aims to reimagine the conventions of the atypical commercial office.
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Rising insolvencies of construction companies, deteriorating building quality, and low housing supply are leading to a major trust deficit amongst property investors in Australia, according to a recent survey by global data, analytics and technology company Equifax.
Skills shortage continues to impact the Australian construction industry – a vital contributor to the country's GDP and economic growth – with just a little over half of trade apprentices completing their training.
Development plans have been lodged with the department of planning for a new build-to-rent project in Sydney’s North Shore.
Humphrey’s Hotel and Hatch Restaurant at One Hurstville Plaza have opened, with the 350-capacity venue set to redefine the concept of the ‘local’ and become South Sydney’s newest go-to dining destination, according to the owners.
City of Sydney says that it has appointed a design and construction company that will create some 1,200 sqm additional outdoor dining, trading and market space at the iconic Circular Quay.
In a bid to boost housing supply, the NSW Government has announced changes to planning laws that will see a number of low and mid-rise buildings – including terraces, townhouses and small apartment blocks – able to be developed in areas where they are currently banned.
Melbourne’s tallest mass timber office building, Hines’ T3 Collingwood, has finished construction, with the Jackson Clements Burrows-designed tower an embodiment of a contemporary, sustainable workspace.
Seeking to capitalise on the continued preference for flexible working styles post-COVID, The Great Room by Industrious will open the doors to its new high-end, hospitality-led coworking space at Level 29, 85 Castlereagh Street in Sydney’s CBD in January 2024.
Global GreenTag has launched its new NaturePositive+ Standard and Declaration program, creating a new benchmark in the certification sector for manufacturing in the built environment.
Following its approval in October, Golden Age Group has celebrated $40 million in sales for Wembley Hill, its COX Architecture-designed community.
The Retirement Living Council (RLC) – a subsidiary of the Property Council of Australia – has this month unveiled a national report, Better Housing for Better Health, which outlines how an increase of retirement villages and dwellings nationwide could alleviate over two thirds of current housing stress.
