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The Global Change Institute has made shifts in industry thinking about buildings as consumers of resources to being contributors to environmental and social sustainability.
This project is Australia’s first zero-emission teaching and research building, entirely powered by solar-hydrogen energy via a system that can even power adjoining existing buildings.
Located at the edge of central Sydney, this project is more than just a pool and parkland with some playground equipment.
Inner city land restoration projects are usually very challenging, but Birrarung Marr has achieved high standards while improving the aesthetic and amenity of this Yarra Bank site.
An affordable but sustainable housing development in Melbourne has emerged as the biggest winner at this year's awards, selected from seven other very strong contenders.
Replacing cement with flyash in the mix, the suspended geopolymer concrete floor panels used at the Global Change Institute in Queensland contains no normal Portland cement.
Three key strategies – a brand new façade, pared back interiors and warm spatial connection – have transformed an existing 1980s building into a positive and sustainable workplace.
Intuitively illustrating Birkenstock Australia’s commitment to sustainability, craftsmanship, quality, honesty and integrity, this small commercial refurb and fitout has created spaces that are a joy to be and work in.
As the first to achieve a 5 Star Green Star rating for a commercial strata building, Lifestyle Working Collins Street has set new standards in the commercial built environment with its innovative initiatives.
This project is a prime example of socially progressive, environmentally cutting-edge architecture, all achieved within a low budget. Sustainability is built in, and not simply added on.
Home to many of the area's homeless for years, the Walla Mulla and Bourke Street Parks' upgrades have improved the parks’ amenities, whilst providing new community areas for its inhabitants and the locals.
