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    The Potter to reopen in May 2025 with landmark exhibition celebrating Indigenous art
    The Potter to reopen in May 2025 with landmark exhibition celebrating Indigenous art

    A landmark exhibition celebrating the longevity and brilliance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art will mark the reopening of the Potter Museum of Art (The Potter) in May 2025.


    Nominees announced for 2025 AIA Newcastle Architecture Awards
    Nominees announced for 2025 AIA Newcastle Architecture Awards

    Some of Newcastle’s best new residential and commercial buildings have been nominated for the Australian Institute of Architects 2025 Newcastle Architecture Awards.


    How three tonnes of steel and cable replaced 30 tonnes of structural steel in Narre Warren station project
    How three tonnes of steel and cable replaced 30 tonnes of structural steel in Narre Warren station project

    Collaborating closely with Tensys Engineers, Ronstan designed and developed a pioneering cable truss system that dramatically reduced the required structural steel. This new design, utilising just three tonnes of tensioned ACS2 cables and bespoke galvanised steel elements, effectively replaced the cumbersome 30 tonnes of conventional structural steel.


    Security gates with unique retractable action installed at restaurant
    Security gates with unique retractable action installed at restaurant

    ATDC has installed its unique security gates to secure the premises of Little Bali Street Food, a restaurant specialising in Indonesian cuisine.


    Designing neuroaesthetic spaces for neurodiverse children: modulyss Talks
    Designing neuroaesthetic spaces for neurodiverse children: modulyss Talks

    Designers at Tètris Lucy Rees and Elena Nunziata share inspiring and successful case studies of neuroaesthetic interior designs in this modulyss Talks.


    I-Joist Vs Posi-Strut floor systems – know the difference to build better
    I-Joist Vs Posi-Strut floor systems – know the difference to build better

    In the building industry, the allure of cost-effectiveness often leads to the assumption that cheaper parts equate to the most economical solution. However, this conventional wisdom doesn't always hold true, especially when comparing I-Joist and Posi-Strut floor systems.


    SOUNDLINA perforated acoustic wall covering recognised at Good Design Awards
    SOUNDLINA perforated acoustic wall covering recognised at Good Design Awards

    Screenwood Australia announces that its SOUNDLINA® perforated acoustic wall covering has received a prestigious Good Design Award Winner Accolade in the Product Design category for exceptional design and innovation.


    How Corian® Solid Surface ensures hygiene, safety and style in public bathrooms
    How Corian® Solid Surface ensures hygiene, safety and style in public bathrooms

    From toilet partitions and washplanes to urinal dividers and baby change tables, Corian® offers a versatile material that enhances both functionality and style.


    Crimsafe Patio Enclosure screens deliver protection against bushfire and insects in Rangers station
    Crimsafe Patio Enclosure screens deliver protection against bushfire and insects in Rangers station

    UniSA specified Crimsafe Ultimate Patio Enclosure screens for their resilience in the extreme climatic conditions of the Northern Territory outback.


    New research shows Australian cyclists embrace local bike commutes to work
    New research shows Australian cyclists embrace local bike commutes to work

    This week, as Australia gears up for the biggest celebration of commuter riding for National Ride to Work Day on Wednesday 16 October, the International Workplace Group has revealed the latest data on Aussie bike riders and their perceptions on cycling to work.


    Building companies feel they must sacrifice quality for profits, but it doesn’t have to be this way
    Building companies feel they must sacrifice quality for profits, but it doesn’t have to be this way

    The Australian construction industry has long been facing a crisis of serious defects in apartment buildings. In the past, alarming incidents such as the Sydney Opal Tower evacuation and the Melbourne Lacrosse fire signalled systemic problems in construction.


    Crimsafe security screens enhance public safety on railway overpass
    Crimsafe security screens enhance public safety on railway overpass

    The installation of Crimsafe screens addressed various safety aspects and set new standards for railway bridges and pedestrian overpasses.


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