Geraldine Chua . Articles Children of baby boomers will force changes to aged care standards, says architect Robert Caulfield "I don't want mum living in a stranger's bedroom!" A rapidly ageing population could improve the design and amenity of aged care facilities, says the director of Caulfield Krivanek Architecture. Australia’s first fully integrated digital hospital balances technical hardware with soft spaces St Stephen’s Private Hospital by Conrad Gargett Riddel AMW in Hervey Bay, Queensland, s Australia's first fully integrated digital hospital. Tallest building in Sydney by Crone Partners to rise up 72 storeys and 260m Sydney City Council recommends approval for what will become Sydney’s tallest building – a design that addresses urban related issues if the development kept to the 150m LEP height limit. 3D modelling and scripting used to mould façade of Sydney building by Tony Owen Partners An apartment building opposite Sydney’s Hyde Park features a different profile for each level, a design described by its architect as liquid architecture. Water self-sufficiency for an urban home: Gladesville House by your abode This Sydney home cleverly combines its Lysaght roof with rainwater tanks, pumping systems and water-efficient fixtures to maximise its water efficiency. Christchurch earthquake rebuild blueprint by Australasian consortium wins WAN Urban Design Award The blueprint for the rebuild of Christchurch City has received an Urban Design – Future Projects prize at the World Architecture News (WAN) Awards.
