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In the realm of kitchen design, the latest trends in high-end kitchen appliances are reshaping culinary spaces in new and exciting ways. Integrated technology, wellness, sustainability and seamless functionality are some of the key drivers that are creating a new definition of “luxury”.
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Wellness initiatives are no longer a workplace perk; they are a necessity, offering a way for employers to invest in their employees' health and happiness. Considering how important water is to the functioning of the human body, one of the key strategies to improve workplace wellness is hydration.
Healthcare facilities are often large and spread out; there could be hundreds or even thousands of doors in one single hospital building, all of which need to be controlled and monitored carefully. Increasing numbers of healthcare facilities are switching to wireless locks to increase security, reduce operational costs and deliver better patient outcomes.
Phil and Lina Strati, the creative minds behind Aesthetic Developments, dreamt of a modern Mediterranean oasis. Their vision? An open-plan dwelling with flowing, curved lines that seamlessly integrated with the outdoors. The Fairview Project – their stunning renovation of a 1970s brick home in Sydney's Arncliffe – exemplifies the transformative power of the duo's bold ingenuity, unwavering vision, and design innovation.
Increased stormwater runoff due to intense rainfall, the expansion of industrial and commercial buildings, and rising residential densities is putting pressure on current drainage infrastructure. On-site rainwater retention and detention systems are the most effective and economical method of mitigating this growing problem.
While engineered timber floors are easier to install than solid hardwood floors, they still require a significant amount of work. In many cases, the installation method, whether it is a glue-down or floating floor, is the deciding factor that will determine the performance and longevity of the floor.
Lightweight plasterboard systems provide a comprehensive solution for addressing many aspects of building design, including internal walls and ceilings. However, while plasterboard is a widely used building material, compliance with the National Construction Code should not be taken for granted.
Excess moisture and condensation are two of the most common issues that cause damage to commercial buildings. Mould growth, warping, rotting, and staining are only a few possible consequences, but perhaps more importantly, they can create unhealthy indoor conditions that can impact the health and wellbeing of occupants.
Cleanrooms are essential spaces in many industries to safeguard manufacturing operations, ensure the integrity of scientific research and maintain high levels of hygiene in healthcare settings. Choosing suitable flooring is one of the key decisions during the design phase of a cleanroom.
When designing and specifying wall systems, navigating the performance requirements of the National Construction Code and the related Australian standards can present challenges for specifiers and architects. Without a proper understanding of the regulatory landscape, the complexity of these requirements can increase the likelihood of error and non-compliance.
Project Bordeaux, a captivating smart home nestled in Melbourne's Bentleigh East, is a stunning example of modern luxury living. Boasting five spacious bedrooms and four bathrooms; dedicated work and entertainment spaces; and an array of indulgent amenities, this urban sanctuary transcends the traditional notion of suburban living.
Fire from one building can easily spread to a neighbouring property through unprotected openings. The challenge for design professionals is how to reduce the spread of flame while still maintaining a functional and aesthetic building that is attractive to occupants.
