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Moddex provided DDA-compliant access solutions, using specific products such as Conectabal® commercial balustrades and Assistrail® disability handrails.
By combining Gessi's mastery of design and Oliveri's commitment to excellence, customers can expect an elevated kitchen experience like never before.
With an impressive B/S1/d0 fire resistance classification, Burnblock not only enhances safety but also aligns with Novawood's sustainability goals.
Panasonic will commence commercial sales of hydrogen fuel cells in the Australian market from October 2024, in recognition of the growth in the country’s nascent green hydrogen industry.
Our readers are likely aware of the significant changes introduced in the National Construction Code (NCC) 2022 – particularly when it comes to energy efficiency and condensation management for residential buildings. These changes are now active in most States, with more stringent requirements mooted for NCC 2025.
When it comes to insulation, performance matters. But as any designer or specifier knows, verifying the credentials of individual products – let alone all the products in a job – is an impossible task. This is why third-party certifications are essential in the modern construction industry, and play an important role in assuring compliance with Australia’s construction codes
Following the lead of countries like New Zealand and the United Kingdom, Australian states and territories are moving slowly towards improving the basic quality and performance of rental housing.
While the number of older people continues to rise across Australia, various state governments are failing to make adequate provisions in their budgets for housing this segment.
A 12-storey mixed-use building being developed by Above Zero at 697 and 699 Burke Road, Camberwell, has received approval from the City of Boroondara.
A mental health facility shaped through a collaborative design process, a school built around student wellbeing and community engagement, a small cottage renovated for a family of six, and a museum designed to last forever were among the winning designs.
The Bidura Children’s Court and Metropolitan Remand Centre, an iconic example of Brutalist architecture in Sydney, continues to be in the news, amid concerns about trespassers, building safety, and project delays.
