News
Reducing carbon emissions in construction through better design, data and efficiencies
What does carbon reporting mean in practical terms for engineers, designers and builders? As Scope 3 reshapes constructi...
The Architecture Symposium: Designing for the 99% | Melbourne | 4 September
Join Design Speaks Australia in Melbourne on 4 September to explore how design approaches, from systems thinking to cost...
Resources
Sustainability Awards
Products with foresight: The Bondor Metecno difference
Our readers are likely aware of the significant changes introduced in the National Construction Code (NCC) 2022 – partic...
Fully certified: Third-party quality assurance with Bondor Metecno
When it comes to insulation, performance matters. But as any designer or specifier knows, verifying the credentials of i...
Sustainability trends in adaptive reuse
When it comes to sustainability trends in architecture, there’s a lot to consider. From building practices to core mater...
Bondor Metecno’s PIR Core: Powering sustainable design with versatility and unsurpassed thermal performance
Australia's varying climates and volatile weather patterns present increasing challenges in keeping buildings at a moder...
Finding purpose in repurposing: Adaptive Reuse
While there’s many architectural buzzwords doing the rounds at any given time, adaptive reuse is no such buzzword. The r...
Bondor Metecno’s commitment to sustainability: Certified, marked and declared
In a time where greenwashing has become so prevalent that the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has had to ...
Low energy, low condensation: Sustainability from the ground up with Bondor Metecno
The drive towards greater sustainability across the architecture and construction industries is increasingly becoming co...
From idea to reality: A more sustainable industry with Bondor Metecno
While sustainability is undoubtedly a central focus across the architecture and construction industries these days, it w...
Rewriting the rules for hospitality and tourism design
Accounting for eight percent of global emissions, the design typology of hospitality and tourism spaces is due to shift ...
