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InfraBuild has now added more products to their GECA certification, including the new 600® Reinforcing Bar and SENSE 600® TrenchMesh™, which deliver a lower embodied carbon construction solution.
A colonial building in Redfern, formerly a post office, has been transformed into a new cultural and knowledge centre for the local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people by the City of Sydney.
Forbo Flooring Systems has been recertified under GECA’s Floor Coverings standard. The company has been part of the GECA family since 2007.
GECA certification gives confidence to architects, specifiers and building designers that Knauf products meet world-class environmental standards.
The system has recently undergone rigorous testing and has now been certified to comply with the Australian Standard AS/NZS 4284:2008.
It’s well-known that aluminium has long been a favourite material for architects, designers and specifiers. Valued for its versatility, strength (particularly compared with its weight), and sleek aesthetic; it has become a mainstay in our homes and buildings for good reason.
Peatlands store more carbon per square metre than any other ecosystem on Earth. These waterlogged, mossy bogs beat even dense rainforests for their ability to act as carbon reservoirs.
While there are an array of luxurious multi-residential complexes currently hitting the market, not all are created with an architecture of sufficiency or sustainability in mind. The future of our cities depends on a crucial shift – a move from sprawling developments to sustainable, multi-residential dwellings, especially at a time of housing crisis.
The same crowd never gathers twice according to the University of Melbourne, who have themed their entire Buxton Contemporary exhibition around that premise, featuring six leading international and Australian artists plus new works from a number of esteemed creatives.
A number of community sports facilities across Victoria will be created and upgraded as part of a $23 million promise made by the Allan Government.
Construction has commenced on a Ryall Smyth-designed social housing development in Miami on Queensland’s Gold Coast, which forms part of the wider push by the Miles Government to deliver over 50,000 new social housing dwellings between now and 2046.
