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As with all aspects of the construction sector, the specification of level entry thresholds in Australia involves compliance with the National Construction Code (NCC). As is also standard, compliance of these products can involve either the more prescriptive and standardised Deemed-to-Satisfy (DTS) solutions, or Performance Solutions (which vary according to the specific job).
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The term ‘clean room’ refers to spaces – such as science laboratories, data centres, food manufacturing facilities, healthcare settings, pharmaceutical manufacturing plants, and so on – in which, for a variety of reasons, contamination control and ensuring the absence of airborne particles is critically important. Across Australia and New Zealand, the design, construction, and maintenance of these clean rooms is closely regulated.
From the battening adorning the ceilings, to the Havwoods flooring, the use of timber serves as a guiding element throughout the workspace environments.
Today the perilous state of the environment is often in the news. Many stories describe how Earth is being damaged by human beings and discuss ways to prevent this.
Studio.SC directors Nicholas Bandounas and Ed Salib stress architects’ need to embrace diverse roles, combining strategic thinking with emotive design. Their work on the Australian War Memorial’s Southern Entrance showcases a balance of innovation and respect for history, aiming for sustainable, timeless architecture that adapts rather than replaces existing structures.
Aldar Properties has announced the launch of Mamsha Palm, a new benchmark in luxury living on Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi, designed by none other than Koichi Takada Architects.
Mirvac’s latest residential development is all set to reimagine the Darling Harbour waterfront with a collection of luxury residences and penthouses, offering an unmatched living experience in Sydney’s iconic Harbourside precinct.
Combining craquelle Victorian subway tiles in commercial interior design can evoke a sense of historical charm while adding a sophisticated touch to the space.
Bondor’s InsulLiving® building system, combining InsulWall® walling and SolarSpan® roofing products provided the thermal performance Nick and Ivor needed to deliver their vision.
Nick decided on Bondor’s prefabricated all-in-one insulated panels to meet the requirements for a fast, efficient and affordable build.
Neutral colours were prioritised to create a calming atmosphere, and soft and accessible materials ensured safety and comfort.
Designed by JCY Architects, the floor pattern showcases three colours of Godfrey Hirst Spectrum Designer Jet tiles – 7200 Ashen, 7600 Cinder, and 3200 Zest.
