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    News Archive for May 2023

    Addressing the need for urgent climate action with Verosol window coverings

    Off the back of the International Panel on Climate Change’s sixth report, one thing is clear: the need for urgent action to improve sustainable outcomes across industry is more important now than ever before. Released last year, the IPCC’s scientists have been tracking progress against the targets set in the Paris Agreement.


    Everything you need to know about choosing trench drains

    When it comes to choosing the appropriate trench drain for your project, navigating your way through the many options can be overwhelming.


    How to plan the layout of your bathroom

    Although your bathroom may be the smallest room in the house, it can also be the most complicated to create or remodel.


    AFS Rediwall’s efficiency helps builder in challenging project

    Builder Andrew Zeaiter of Tom Zeaiter Constructions has been using AFS Rediwall for a number of years and has nothing but great things to say about the product and the support offered by CSR.


    44 finalists to exhibit at cemetery sculptures competition

    Forty-four finalists have been selected from a total of 124 entries to exhibit at HIDDEN Rookwood Sculptures 2023, being held from 21 October to 19 November 2023.


    Non combustible ALPOLIC panels used in Nan Tien Institute reclad project

    DtS non-combustible Mitsubishi ALPOLIC NC/A1 cladding panels were chosen for the recladding of the Nan Tien Institute in NSW.


    durlum raft ceilings help unite cooling, acoustics and lighting at new Roche building

    The FRITZ is the newest centrepiece of the Roche Campus in Germany, where 400 employees get to experience this ultra-modern, five-storey building with its column-free design.


    Assessing the importance of green building materials

    The construction industry is one of the largest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions, accounting for approximately 30 percent of global emissions. As we strive to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, it is essential that we adopt sustainable practices in the construction industry. One of the most important ways to do this is to use green building materials.


    Parks and public spaces: The understated influences of the built environment

    Public spaces possess the ability to influence their surrounding streetscapes. While the designs for these developments must be eye-catching, intriguing, and inspiring, they must also meet some non-negotiables, such as accessibility, comfort, and community centricity.


    The ingenious ideas incorporated into our homes

    Modern adversities birth new design approaches. Say it again. Our choice of products and materials can now contribute to a home's efficiency and sustainability. With the shift towards 'green tech', brands are developing smarter, more environmentally-friendly products to control the output of buildings.


    Victorian projects victorious at PIA national awards

    Held at the National Planning Congress in Adelaide, the recent National Awards for Planning Excellence saw a suite of Victorian projects come away with awards and commendations in their respective categories.


    DA approval reached for third Mirvac/Bates Smart endeavour

    Following planning approval, Mirvac is looking forward to breaking ground on its third venture with Bates Smart at 669 Park Street in Melbourne’s Princes Hill.


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