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    Seidler-designed religious building fails to gain heritage listing
    Seidler-designed religious building fails to gain heritage listing

    Harry Seidler’s only religious building, Bondi’s Yeshiva College, could be the subject of redevelopment in the coming years, after the Independent Planning Commission came to a decision that the synagogue should not be heritage listed.


    Rothelowman’s The Briscoe: Redefining the ‘Australian dream’
    Rothelowman’s The Briscoe: Redefining the ‘Australian dream’

    While build-to-rent remains in its primitive stage within the Australian built environment, the concept is not unfamiliar to Rothelowman. In fact, the practice's understanding of the housing model is quite the opposite.


    A look at Co.Op Studio’s design response for new Port Macquarie pool
    A look at Co.Op Studio’s design response for new Port Macquarie pool

    Co.Op Studio’s designs for Port Macquarie Hastings Council’s new aquatic facility is poised to enhance the practice’s sport and recreation portfolio, with the plans submitted to the Northern Regional Planning Panel for approval.


    Plans lodged for MHNDU-designed boutique residential development at $51 million Bondi Beach site
    Plans lodged for MHNDU-designed boutique residential development at $51 million Bondi Beach site

    Central Element has lodged a development application for a boutique project of seven ultra-luxury three-bedroom residences located at an exclusive site overlooking Sydney’s iconic Bondi Beach.


    Lo Scoglio: Byron’s ancestral-inspired wellness estate
    Lo Scoglio: Byron’s ancestral-inspired wellness estate

    Lo Scoglio, the brainchild of Angelica and Charlie Arnott, is a wellness haven located in the epicentre of the Byron Hinterland. Sat on a two acre block, the reinvigorated four bedroom farmhouse and one bedroom studio spare no expense in the quest to find uninterrupted sanctuary.


    Third.i continues affinity with builder for Potts Point project
    Third.i continues affinity with builder for Potts Point project

    Third.i has confirmed that Dilcara has won the construction tender to build its Potts Point project, Muse, designed by WMK Architecture and Mathieson Architects.


    Largest mosque on the continent hosts Interfaith Iftar Dinner
    Largest mosque on the continent hosts Interfaith Iftar Dinner

    Australia’s largest mosque, Baitul Huda at Marsden Park, has held a dinner this week with political leaders, religious figures from diverse backgrounds, and members of the public during the holy month of Ramadan, in the wake of the cancellation of Premier Iftar dinners across New South Wales and Victoria.


    CSIRO scientists achieve clean energy breakthrough in roll-to-roll printed solar cells
    CSIRO scientists achieve clean energy breakthrough in roll-to-roll printed solar cells

    Printed onto thin plastic films, this lightweight and flexible solar technology will help meet the growing demand for renewable energy by expanding the boundaries of where solar cells can be used.


    Finalists announced for 2024 Dulux Colour Awards
    Finalists announced for 2024 Dulux Colour Awards

    Eighty-three stunning projects from across eight categories have been chosen as finalists for the 38th annual Dulux Colour Awards with the winners to be announced in May.


    Inside the tunnelling megaproject under Sydney’s CBD
    Inside the tunnelling megaproject under Sydney’s CBD

    Hunter Street Station, soon to be the busiest underground station on Sydney’s coveted Metro Line, is due to open in 2032. Despite being eight years away from opening, boring machines are currently drilling below the Sydney CBD that will eventually become transportation routes that will link the harbour city to its western districts.


    Gurner’s sci-fi utopia submitted for approval
    Gurner’s sci-fi utopia submitted for approval

    The Foster + Partners-designed, Gurner-developed Elysium Fields has officially been lodged with the Victorian Planning Department. The 27,000 sqm Docklands sanctuary is the brainchild of Gurner Founder Tim Gurner, whose anti-ageing philosophy has guided much of the project’s direction to this point.


    ‘Through The Looking Glass’ sweeps awards at Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show
    ‘Through The Looking Glass’ sweeps awards at Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show

    It was raining awards for Emmaline Bowman of Stem Landscape Architecture & Design and Liam Riley of ID Landscaping, with their entry ‘Through The Looking Glass’ taking home five awards in the Landscape Design Show Garden Competition.


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