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Safetyline Jalousie partnered with multiple stakeholders in a collaborative project involving the creation of a conceptual space to demonstrate the importance of inclusive design in mainstream learning environments.
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Installed in the corridors of each level, the SJ Proteger louvres serve as Natural Smoke and Heat Ventilators (NSHV). In the event of a fire, these systems are designed to extract smoke and heat, maintaining visibility and safe escape routes for occupants.
Servicing 96% of Sydney's train services, Central Station forms the backbone of the entire rail network.
The architecture and design industry faces greenwashing issues, with vague claims and misleading marketing undermining sustainability efforts. Certifications like Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) and Declare Labels are crucial for verifying genuine eco-friendly practices. SUPAWOOD sets a high standard by using certified materials and providing clear environmental data, highlighting the need for precise specifications and valid certifications to ensure real sustainability.
Multi-billion-dollar transport projects create headlines, and politicians love to bask in the glow of a successfully completed project such as Sydney’s new Metro. This service will change many people’s lives for the better.
The ACT Government has released its much-anticipated Sustainable Building Pathway on 26 August, a ten-year program to lead the territory towards international best practice on environmentally sustainable and climate resilient buildings.
Eight Australian landscape architecture and design firms have come together to present their unique visions for the lands and waters of the Birrarung (Yarra River) in the year 2070 at an innovative exhibition.
Carr has announced the elevation of Catherine Keys to Associate Director, a promotion in accordance to her significant contribution to Carr’s commercial interiors portfolio and further strengthens the studio's executive leadership team.
Reimagining Birrarung: Design Concepts for 2070 invites eight leading Australian landscape architecture and design firms to reimagine the lands and waters of the Birrarung (Yarra River) and create an exciting vision for how communities can better access, engage with and care for this important living ecosystem.
Grocon employed three different plastering contractors during the three stages of construction – all using Knauf wall and ceiling lining products and systems.
As part of their material exploration initiative, the Autex Acoustics team is innovating ways to repurpose their primary material, PET, into acoustic solutions for accessories.
AJC Architects has unveiled their design vision for a new residential development in a prominent location in Macquarie Park, Sydney.
