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A project of eight years in the making, Hopper Joint opened in early 2024 positioning itself on creating a spirited environment for all who walk through the door. In an interview with Architecture & Design, Perera opens up about how this project was a direct homage to Sri Lanka.
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These bold and eye-catching extra-large numbers not only make it easier for visitors to find your home, but they also add a touch of sophistication and style.
Known for their unmatched durability, minimal maintenance, and non-combustibility, Alteria’s wood-look aluminium cladding was ideal for Wilman Corio’s high-end warehouses.
Featuring Havwoods Versailles parquetry European Oak timber flooring, the space exudes elegance and history.
Having specified Stratopanel by Knauf previously, Russell & Yelland architects again selected the same brand of acoustic ceiling panels for Nazareth Catholic College’s new senior school development.
This year, Australia’s second most populous state, Victoria, is trying to improve matters with a proposed waste system using four bins across all 79 council areas and its alpine resorts.
The Naomi Milgrom Foundation has announced an expanded program for the upcoming Living Cities Forum 2024 in Melbourne and Sydney next month.
According to new research led by the University of Melbourne, affordable housing is often characterised by its poor indoor conditions, thermal performance and energy poverty, and these issues are expected to worsen due to the urban heat island effect, climate change and ongoing economic difficulties.
The Bates Smart Award is offered to students who achieved the highest result for the Design Thesis subject.
The Hobart City Council (HCC) Planning Committee has unanimously given the green light to a significant development application for 174-192 Liverpool Street, the former "Spotlight" location.
Property Council Victoria held the Victorian Office Market Report event at Zinc, bringing together 250 industry professionals for a highly informative lunch last week.
Marbannova’s defining characteristics are its nature-inspired design, exuding a sense of opulence, and a conscious minimisation of its environmental footprint.
