Working as a journalist for the past 23 years, editor of Architecture and Design Branko Miletic has been privileged to write on many subjects and industries such as Government, Manufacturing, Small Business, IT, Consumer Electronics, Lifestyle, Mining, Hospitality, Packaging, Sport and Food. 

As the winner of several journalism awards and accolades over the years for such things as Editor of the Year and the Best Article of the Year, Branko has also reported from overseas on a range of social and geopolitical issues. 

Currently running the Talking Architecture and Design podcast and guiding the national Sustainability Awards, he has won praise from across the industry for his work on education and promotion of the issue of sustainability across Australia’s built industry.  

Articles

Harmer Architecture-designed Allied Health Centre in Inglewood completed
The new $2.45-million centre provides a wide range of Allied Health services including treatment rooms and a large space for rehabilitation and exercise programmes.
Six CKDS projects showcased on NSW Government Architect’s good design map
The ‘Good design for Housing map’ is an interactive resource highlighting well-designed, low and mid-rise homes across the state.
Blackwattle Bay renewal to deliver 300 more homes and new public spaces
The NSW Government is seeking a development partner for the renewal of a 3.6-hectare parcel of Government-owned land currently home to the Sydney Fish Market in Sydney’s Blackwattle Bay.
How to build a circular economy
Microfactories, an innovative approach to extracting value from waste materials, point the way to sustainable production and consumption.
'Bring back the biffo' - industry group laments loss of building industry regulator during these tough times
Master Builders claims that the building industry has been left powerless by an increasingly aggressive construction union.
20-minute neighbourhoods and urban infill may help alleviate the housing crisis
Master-planned communities on urban infill sites offer an opportunity to deliver on the 20-minute neighbourhood principles, with residents able to access their daily needs within a 20-minute walk from home while embracing key pillars of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).