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Sustainability eBook 2024: Electrolux

In 2024, Electrolux proudly sponsored the 'Multi-Residential Dwelling' category at the Sustainability Awards. This category includes projects that involve the design of new townhouses, duplexes, or residential complexes with multiple dwellings. Nominated projects are classified as either Class 2 or Class 3 buildings.

Resource | 27/11/2024

Tiny home trends: Designing small kitchens that make a big impact

In the context of high property prices and land scarcity across Australia, tiny homes provide a much-needed alternative housing option. When designing tiny homes, architects and designers must maximise the available space without compromising on functionality. In this compact world, the kitchen continues to be the focal point of the home, blending charm and utility in a small package.

Resource | 17/07/2024

Defining “luxury” in modern kitchen design

In the realm of kitchen design, the latest trends in high-end kitchen appliances are reshaping culinary spaces in new and exciting ways. Integrated technology, wellness, sustainability and seamless functionality are some of the key drivers that are creating a new definition of “luxury”.

Resource | 18/04/2024

Case study: Project Bordeaux, Bentleigh East, Melbourne

Project Bordeaux, a captivating smart home nestled in Melbourne's Bentleigh East, is a stunning example of modern luxury living. Boasting five spacious bedrooms and four bathrooms; dedicated work and entertainment spaces; and an array of indulgent amenities, this urban sanctuary transcends the traditional notion of suburban living.

Resource | 28/03/2024

Designing a cost-effective kitchen: Combining functionality and aesthetics on a budget

Recent industry surveys demonstrate that the kitchen is the most popular room in the house to renovate, as well as commanding the highest spend. In light of today’s rising construction costs and cost of living crisis, a major concern for architects, designers and homeowners is finding ways to reduce building costs without compromising aesthetics or performance.

Resource | 21/02/2024

Redefining the modern residential kitchen: Design considerations for a human-centred, multi-functional kitchen space

More than just spaces for food and family gatherings, kitchens are now makeshift work spaces, spaces for entertaining, and sometimes even a place for peaceful solitude. Owners are spending $20,000 on average to re-do their kitchens, so it is important to understand what it takes to bring the space up to modern standards.

Resource | 07/02/2024

Rise of multifunctional taps in residential kitchens: Trends and drivers in design and specification

Today’s consumers are prepared to pay more for high-quality solutions that offer convenience, functionality and sustainability. This has changed how kitchens are being designed and has led to the rise of multifunctional appliances and fixtures that speak to the kitchen’s evolving role as a multipurpose, health-focused space.

Resource | 26/10/2023

Build medical facilities anywhere: How macerators and greywater pumps enable flexible plumbing solutions for the healthcare sector

Due to their accessibility and proximity to growing populations, places like shopping malls, office buildings, and other commercial sites are increasingly being chosen as the best locations for new medical facilities. On such sites, if there is no access to sanitary plumbing or core drilling is not an option to accommodate new plumbing, an alternative solution is needed.

Resource | 05/10/2023

Inside the modern custom kitchen: Approaches to personalising the kitchen space

Today’s users see their kitchens as multi-functional spaces that are flexible to modern, fast-paced lifestyles. Authenticity and luxury are on trend, but instead of flamboyance, the emphasis is on creating an individualised space that is tailored to the specific needs of its users.

Resource | 30/08/2023

Case study: ITV Studios Australia Office, Pyrmont, Sydney

ITV Studios Australia is renowned for producing and distributing prime content for local broadcasters, streaming platforms, and global audiences. To support their operations and foster collaboration among teams, ITV Studios Australia sought the expertise of inONE projects to create an invigorating new office space that would seamlessly connect with their other head offices overseas.

Resource | 04/08/2023

Case Study: Tower 1 Capital Square, Perth

Multiplex Global, a leading worldwide construction company, was commissioned to develop and build the new headquarters for their client at Tower 1 Capital Square in Perth. The building has been designed with innovation and world-class standards in mind and features state-of-the-art infrastructure that ensures an optimal work environment for employees, while emphasising energy efficiency and environmental sustainability.

Resource | 02/06/2023

What does the future of sustainable building look like? Navigating building design strategies and product selection

Of the annual global CO2 emissions, 40 percent are caused by the built environment. Architects, designers and specifiers need to be aware of the design strategies that contribute to an efficient, compelling, and sustainable building, and how to choose the right products to safeguard our planet’s future.

Resource | 24/04/2023

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