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Many commentators are jumping to the conclusion that the problems with Opal Tower are the result of the privatisation of building certification.
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High rental prices have been driving an increase in shared housing. The most extreme form of this is “shared room” housing.
To live within our environmental means, the richest nations will need to embrace a planned process of economic “degrowth”.
While Canberra's city centre is becoming an innovation precinct and a dynamic place, it comes with a cost of social gentrification and unaffordability.
The 2018 Melbourne Art Trams program connects people with art, with trams first being painted in creative ways in 1978. But, for the first time, one tram makes art “playable”.
Minimalism, matte black, metals and mesh with pops of colour are expected to be some of the foremost bathroom design trends this year.
A regional approach to building could meet remote community needs and bring about local economic development.
Old mine sites can provide a foundation for unique urban patterns, functions and transformations, as they have done in the past
Featuring 48 unique coastal properties from around the world, Barry Stone’s By the Sea makes for an impressive coffee table book.
Whyalla’s “death notice” has been written a number of times over the past 40 years, most recently, as what was once the BHP steelworks clung to life, suffocating in debt and despair under its next owner in 2016.
Rising temperatures increase downpours and urban floods, adding to the pressures on urban infrastructure.
Many older Australians are now champions of a radical type of urbanism: dwellings are mobile, infrastructure is portable or pluggable, social networks are sprawled, and adherents are on the move daily or weekly.
