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Kervale has enlisted MartinoLeah Architects and interior designer Brahman Perera to design its third Brighton project, Mode de Vie.
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The Plus Architecture-designed The Marker mixed-use development has reached completion, with the West Melbourne precinct to assist in the growth of one of the garden city’s most attractive areas.
Soaring electricity prices have made 15% of Aussies think about installing solar panels, a recent survey found. Another 6% were already weighing up the move, on top of the 28% who had panels.
The NSW Government’s ambitious plans for the renewal of up to 24 hectares of land in and around Sydney’s Central Station have received objections from the City of Sydney, with the Council red-flagging several aspects of the proposal.
A new brick has been developed using recycled municipal waste for use on the facade of the new Design Museum Gent extension in the city of Ghent in Belgium.
Samma Property Group’s plans for a waterfront mixed-use development in Docklands has been approved, with the 31-storey tower designed by Fender Katsalidis.
Specifying paint that prioritises indoor air quality as a prime consideration in general health and well-being, guarantees premium performance and is manufactured in Australia with longevity in mind is paramount to creating sustainable interiors - something Wattyl knows better than anyone.
Nearly all economists and most politicians seem to agree stamp duty is a bad tax. But nearly all state and territory governments rely on it to keep the lights on.
Researchers from the School of Photovoltaic and Renewable Energy Engineering (SPREE) at UNSW Engineering will receive more than $29 million as funding for nine projects related to renewable energy.
Why are most Australian cities and buildings so unremittingly bad? Our few superb buildings are almost entirely the major public monuments, the ‘Res Publica’ in Leon Krier’s terms. By and large, most of our cities, the ‘Res Economica’, are gimcrack ordinary.
Winner of the 2022 Emerging Sustainable Architect Award, Marni Reti is a proud Palawa and Ngātiwai woman, born and raised on Gadigal land.
KOMBI aluminium stairs and platform access systems from Sayfa Group were installed at Kyneton Saleyards in Kyneton VIC to give farmers and auctioneers easy access to view the livestock during sales.
