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Capral’s support has been instrumental in helping Central Screens navigate large-scale projects, particularly in getting Amplimesh® specified in government tenders and commercial projects. One of the key aspects of this relationship is the hands-on support provided by Capral representatives. Nigel appreciates the face-to-face communication that Capral consistently delivers.
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Safetyline Jalousie’s SJ Proteger louvres serve as Natural Smoke and Heat Ventilators (NSHV), ensuring that in the event of a fire, the walkways remain free of smoke, allowing occupants to safely exit the building.
This marks the second Good Design Award for Safetyline Jalousie, following their first accolade for the SmartAir system in 2022.
The inaugural Australian Space Architecture Challenge (ASAC) was organised by a team from the University of Adelaide’s Andy Thomas Centre for Space Resources (ATCSR).
This upcoming panel, "What Comes Next In Workplace Design?" will address the evolving landscape of the commercial sector in the wake of the pandemic. As hybrid working models reshape vacancy rates and demand for office space, there is much to debate regarding the future of commercial architecture.
The Portland International Airport Terminal (PDX) Redevelopment, opened in August 2024, is a landmark in mass timber construction. Join Jared Revay, Director of Manufacturing at Timberlab, for an in-depth look at the design, prefabrication, and assembly behind this project. Gain insights into the roof’s complex construction, broken into 18 massive cassette panels, rolled into place with precision.
It’s a family affair. MvS Architects Director Jan van Schaik is a third generation architect, and that’s a lineage that also includes art – which all three generations studied before undertaking degrees in architecture. He sat down with Architecture & Design’s Digital Editor Clémence Carayol to talk about the genesis of WAMA and the impacts of good architecture on the environment, and vice versa.
Richard Hamber, General Manager of DECO Australia, emphasizes sustainability shaped by his industrial design background. Under his leadership, DECO has adopted lower-carbon materials and expanded renewable energy use. The company focuses on four sustainability areas aligned with UN goals: energy, materials, water, and community. DECO aspires to achieve net-zero emissions while fostering critical discussions on comprehensive sustainability in product development and lifecycle management.
Crimsafe provides a fusion of multiple product benefits in one screen and was chosen due to its strength, climate control, sustainability and versatility in safety applications.
Crimsafe security screens were specified to provide the necessary protection from bushfires, ember attack and wind-driven debris, and were fitted to the outside of all the double-glazed windows. The screens were coated with a custom Wet Coat Bronze Finish paint to deliver the architect’s required aesthetic.
Pollution and waste, climate change and biodiversity loss are creating a triple planetary crisis. In response, UN Environment Programme executive director Inger Andersen has called for waste to be redefined as a valuable resource instead of a problem. That’s what urban mining does.
AJC Architects has announced a series of key promotions that will further strengthen its leadership team and reinforce its commitment to excellence in design and project delivery.
