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    Versatile INNOWOOD screening system applied in Washington DC penthouse

    Innowood screening system was installed in the penthouse of a unique project in Washington DC, USA.


    Building expert says Australians can benefit from European fire safety practices

    The presentation from Modern Building Alliance Executive Chair Quentin de Hults at the Australian Modern Building Alliance’s Fire Safety Conference saw European data presented to Australian building personnel that highlighted seven layers of fire safety in buildings.


    Seamless joint tiling for porcelain tiles

    With industry best specifications and standards over 10 times stricter than international requirements, Kaolin is able to offer a product so exact that grout joints as small as 0.5mm can be used. How do we achieve this?


    Looks like carpet, feels like carpet – but it’s not carpet

    Trojan Timbers presents carpet look vinyl floors designed to add texture and depth to any space – just like regular carpet.


    X-Bond’s raw texture balances luxurious elements at Viktoria & Woods Chadstone store

    The Viktoria and Woods flagship store in Chadstone is an upscale boutique with interiors that express both refined elegance and contemporary minimalism.


    Comfort, warmth, security drive Dulux Winter Colour Predictions 2021

    Dulux trend forecasters expect warm, grounded colours that convey feelings of security and comfort to dominate decorating trends this winter.


    Commercial expanding door secures Adelaide Railway Station

    ATDC recently installed their S06 commercial expanding door to secure the front entry to Adelaide Railway Station, which is part of the Adelaide Festival Plaza Upgrade.


    Art Gensler, founder of the world's largest architecture practice, passes away

    Art Gensler, celebrated architect and founder of international architecture practice Gensler, has died aged 85.


    New architecture association to deliver solutions for rural communities

    The Regional Architects Association, a new architectural body created to specifically address the needs of regional communities, was launched this week, with a group of architects intent on making a difference to rural townships.


    ISCA welcomes 2021 Federal Budget

    With the pledging of $15.2 billion to be invested into infrastructure announced as part of the 2021 Federal Budget, the Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australia says the money can be used to deliver even greater dividends if used correctly.


    NGV ‘pink pond’ installation evokes Australia’s inland salt lakes

    A pink pond that invites people to contemplate and reflect on their relationship with the environment is the highlight of the installation created by the winners of NGV’s 2021 Architecture Commission.


    The carbon footprint of Airbnb is likely bigger than you think

    In its 13 years of existence, Airbnb has grown from a minnow to a whale in holiday accommodation. Today, it offers more than 5.6 million active listings across 220 countries and regions. In Australia, Airbnb lists 346,581 spaces — that’s 4% of Australia’s total housing stock.


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