Talking Architecture & Design Podcast (Episode 226) - Studio.SC balances aesthetics, functionality, and sustainability across diverse projects Listen Now
My shortlist (0 item)

    Features

    Browse By:

    Fireplace cladding Ideas – Stone, brick, timber & other modern options
    Fireplace cladding Ideas – Stone, brick, timber & other modern options

    What cladding options are safe to use for a fireplace?


    Talk of buyouts after floods shows need to get serious about climate adaptation
    Talk of buyouts after floods shows need to get serious about climate adaptation

    Australians are reeling from climate change impacts including more frequent and severe disasters – floods, droughts, searing heat and fires. These complex disasters are fuelling calls for managed retreats and debates about buying out at-risk properties.


    How technology and design turned Work from Home (WFH) to Work from Anywhere (WFA)
    How technology and design turned Work from Home (WFH) to Work from Anywhere (WFA)

    Design and technologies have turned Work from Home (WFH) in reality to Work from Anywhere (WFA).


    Transforming forgotten urban spaces into parks in the sky
    Transforming forgotten urban spaces into parks in the sky

    The retrofit of our cities in the age of the Anthropocene is vital, says a UNSW researcher.


    New research in Arnhem Land reveals why institutional fire management is inferior to cultural burning
    New research in Arnhem Land reveals why institutional fire management is inferior to cultural burning

    One of the conclusions of this week’s shocking State of the Environment report is that climate change is lengthening Australia’s bushfire seasons and raising the number of days with a fire danger rating of “very high” or above. In New South Wales, for example, the season now extends to almost eight months.


    The trend for small house designs
    The trend for small house designs

    After years of growth, the average size of new houses is starting to decrease. What’s behind this change and what benefits can it offer homeowners?


    Here is how Australia could rapidly shift to clean transport
    Here is how Australia could rapidly shift to clean transport

    Australia has no clear strategy to decarbonise transport. That’s a problem, because without a plan, our take-up of clean technologies like electric cars, trucks and buses is slow. It’s stopping us from meeting our climate commitments.


    Climate, conflict, collapse: How drought destabilised the last major precolonial Mayan city
    Climate, conflict, collapse: How drought destabilised the last major precolonial Mayan city

    The city of Mayapán was the largest Mayan city from approximately 1200 to 1450 AD. It was an important political, economic and religious centre, and the capital of a large state that controlled much of northwestern Yucatan in present day Mexico.


    How Hollywood hedonism influences Australian architecture
    How Hollywood hedonism influences Australian architecture

    Between the first and second world wars, Australia’s high-end architecture was strongly influenced by exotic scenery from Hollywood’s rapidly accelerating movie industry.


    Who's looking after our home rooftop solar systems?
    Who's looking after our home rooftop solar systems?

    Rooftop solar panels and small batteries are driving Australia’s rapid shift towards renewable energy. Some 30% of detached homes on Australia’s national grid have these systems installed. By 2050, this proportion could reach 65%.


    Challenging conventional steel and concrete underpinning methods
    Challenging conventional steel and concrete underpinning methods

    Conventional steel and concrete underpinning have long been the go-to solutions for engineering and construction professionals who need support or strengthen the foundation of an existing structure.


    Heat yourself, not your house: How to survive winter with a 15℃ indoor temperature
    Heat yourself, not your house: How to survive winter with a 15℃ indoor temperature

    How high should you put the heating up over winter? If you don’t mind the bills and ecological impact, you have the encouragement of the World Health Organization to keep the house warm.


    Back to Top