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This year has been one of predominately negative headlines for construction. While the sector has been relentlessly building after years of pandemic disruption, the spotlight has centred on insolvencies, project delays, commercial and residential property faults, and cost spikes.
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If you didn’t know better, you would think someone is trying to hide the embarrassing detail of Australia’s escalating housing crisis.
Success takes on many shapes and forms. Great success, as they say, has many mothers and fathers. This year’s Awards - our 16th to date – was a great success. It also happened to be our most measurable Sustainability Awards we’ve had to date; and by that, I mean in terms of the sheer volume of data we managed to collect.
COVID-19 has exacerbated feelings of loneliness in communities around the world and, with an estimated 33 percent of adults experiencing loneliness in their lifetime, wellness-driven city design is more critical than ever before.
A traditional suburban TAFE library has been transformed into a thriving and dynamic student hub through a powerful refurbishment by Spowers’ architects and interior designers.
At a time when a spate of new coal and gas mines are being planned around the world and in Australia, and when science tells us time is now short to avoid climate tipping points, rational society must aim to urgently reduce greenhouse emissions where it can.
How do we design healthcare facilities where everyone feels included? The answer is to give people a choice.
What is the role of an industrial designer? An industrial designer is the expert who can methodically plan and conceptualise creative and innovative systems that traverse the constraints of traditional building materials and construction methodologies, to deliver concepts that push the boundaries of design.
Woods Bagot principal Christopher Lye shares his thoughts on how built retail – despite the recent disruption – holds significant placemaking power if designed with the right priorities in mind.
This article has been written by Carr Associate Director, Rebecca Trenorden, who recently joined her industry peers at the 2022 No Vacancy Hotel Expo in Sydney to discuss Australia’s hotel evolution and the associated shifts designers are welcoming to the sector.
There is no doubt that suburban and regional offices have an amazing opportunity post-pandemic to become prime business locations, poised to play an important role in the new world of work.
Award-winning Australian architect Gregory Burgess has brought a new exhibition to the University of Melbourne as part of the Alumni Survey Series at the Faculty of Architecture Building and Planning.
