Talking Architecture & Design Podcast (Episode 212) - National President Elect of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects Adam Haddow on the future role of architects Listen Now
My shortlist (0 item)

    News Archive for February 2009

    The world's most environmentally friendly house

    The Live Green, Live Smart Institute has announced that is has received the Outstanding Custom Project Award from the US Green Building Council (USGBC) for the highest rating home in the history of the LEED for Homes program.


    Building codes rejected by fire authorities

    The fire authorities say that the new code is flawed because it requires houses to resist lower flame intensity compared to flames of bushfires.


    RootCells from Arborgreen Landscape Products nurture young trees and protect pavement on Maroochydore promenade

    RootCells from Arborgreen Landscape Products provide cellular load-bearing modules that are filled with quality, uncompacted soil for healthy root growth.


    ABBTF website helps bricklaying apprentices and employers

    The Australian Brick and Blocklaying Training Foundation (ABBTF) website is proving to be a valuable resource for people looking for an apprenticeship in bricklaying as well as employers looking for apprentices.


    Solatube Australia Introduce 0-10V Daylight Dimmers

    As demand for automatic daylight control increases, the 0-10V Daylight Dimmer sets the stage for complete daylight control.


    Total Image Group introduce King Gee K55100 high visibility hoodie

    As a part of Total Image Group's high visibility polar fleece range, they have introduced the new King Gee K55100 high visibility hoodie.


    Grip Guard Non Slip floor treatment solution creates slip resistant pedestrian surface

    Regardless of the type of floor surface, Grip Guard operators are able to provide a customised solution to slippery floor surfaces that threaten the safety of homeowners, business owners, government b


    Kennards Lift and Shift’s rubber-track mini crawler cranes for hire

    Rubber-track mini crawler cranes, for use in confined spaces, can now be hired from Kennards Lift and Shift in Sydney. The larger model can lift up to 3.8 tonne, while the smaller unit has a 2.8 tonne


    Queensland State Tennis Centre constructed with Ortech Roof/Ceiling Systems

    Recently opened Queensland Tennis Centre was constructed with an Ortech Roof/Ceiling System from Ortech Industries. The installation of approximately 5000sqm of ceiling area was completed with the use


    Kennards Concrete Care celebrate fifth anniversary

    Kennards Concrete Care was the idea of Angus Kennard, whose grandfather, Walter, founded Kennards Hire, in 1948. While working in the general hire business, Angus developed an interest in concrete equipment, and began adding more products at the branches he managed. He believed there was a need that was not being fully met, and, after travelling overseas to learn more, launched Kennards Concrete Care as a stand-alone entity.


    Colour update for life on the outside

    Taubmans has released a brand new colour card showcasing 116 colours the company believes will feature prominently on home exteriors, trims, garden feature walls and courtyards.


    Singapore International Water Week 2009

    The Singapore International Water Week will be held June 22 to 26.


    Back to Top