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Sticking with nature: Mernda Retirement Village by Six Degrees Architects

At the SMRVC, the services are diverse, the spaces varied and most importantly, checking-in is voluntary. No one has to be there, but they want to.

Project | 01/02/2017

A peek into Australia’s first World Green Building Council Asia Pacific award winner: Floth 69 Robertson Street

Practicing what you preach is important in the architecture and design industry, especially since buildings and their features and materials cannot be disguised...

Project | 15/11/2016

Post- Architecture injects life into old Fremantle Myer Building with world's largest temporary space activation

Armed with scrap materials, steel tubes, 300 metres of red velvet and $20,000, Post- Architecture has transformed a vacant department store into a hub of making, selling, and workshopping.

Project | 06/05/2015

Can you compete with a carbon positive prefab home?

Building designers watch out, the prefab modular home market is growing in variety, cost effectiveness and environmental merit.

Project | 06/02/2015

The Commons by Breathe Architecture takes top gong at 2014 Victorian Premier’s Design Awards

A new urban living prototype that is replicable and focuses on dematerialisation and community, The Commons was praised for its forward-looking design.

Project | 23/10/2014

Birrarung Marr Stormwater Harvesting and Landscape Integration Project by Cardno, Urban Initiatives and Jones & Whitehead

Briefed by the City of Melbourne to implement a precinct scale stormwater harvesting system and to develop an enhanced public landscape for Birrarung Marr, the design team has delivered in abundance.

Project | 23/10/2014

Prince Alfred Park & Pool, Sydney by Sue Barnsley Design

The overriding principle for Sue Barnsley Design was to premiate landscape over built form, based on a conviction that in these inner urban areas, green space is sacred.

Project | 23/10/2014

Sir Samuel Griffith Centre by Cox Rayner Architects

The Sir Samuel Griffith Centre is the first building worldwide to convert solar energy into hydrogen, as well as Australia’s first zero-emission teaching and research building.

Project | 23/10/2014

Legion House by Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp

Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp's choice of state-of-the-art technology has made Legion House one of the most sustainable designs in the world.

Project | 23/10/2014

8 Chifley Square by Mirvac/ Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners and Lippmann Partnership

8 Chifley Square was generated by the desire to create a 21st century workplace with the highest possible standards and a sustainability target of 6 Star Green Star Design v2 certified rating.

Project | 23/10/2014

Whites Dispensary by Studio Equator

Whites Dispensary is a good example of what alternatives to traditional construction can be achieved with an ethos of minimising a project's current and future impact on the environment.

Project | 23/10/2014

Outpost 742709-9 by Drew Heath Architects

This base camp for riders is made as small as possible while fitting as many people as possible under a big lightweight roof that would protect it from the elements.

Project | 23/10/2014

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