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The latest ACIF Forecasts indicate that the value of building and construction in the residential and non-residential sector is expected to be below trend in 2011/12 and 2012/13, before picking up in line with rising economic activity including recent rate cut decisions by the Reserve Bank and improved access to credit.
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With less than a week left until the public comment period closes workers, employers and policy makers across Australia are reminded to have their say on work, health and safety for the next decade.
Brickworks Building Products has been approved as a member of the Australian Institute of Architects and its national Refuel Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Program for 2012.
ASBEC President The Honourable Tom Roper has written an open letter to Commonwealth Minister for Climate Change and Energy Efficiency Greg Combet expressing his 'sorrow and anger' at the Government's decision to break its election promise on tax breaks for Green Buildings.
Australasia's largest interior, architecture and design event, DesignEx, opened yesterday at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Trade Saver is the new online shopping website for construction products aimed at professionals and do-it-yourself renovators.
The major concerns voiced by the building industry with the 2012/13 Federal Budget included the failure to address house building activity or the infrastructure backlog, and the scrapping of Tax Breaks for Green Buildings.
Leading representatives of Australian heating, ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration and building services industries have had their achievements recognised in the industry at the ARBS 2012 Industry Awards winners.
A public sculpture created by designer William Chan, with materials supplied by Pace Pallet Services, will feature at Vivid Sydney Festival 2012.
Glasstec has named two framework conditions that they believe are responsible for the positive development of the use of glass in interior design.
Inspired by the architecture of Sri Lanka's pre-colonial period, Jayantha Madawala, the architect commissioned to design Sri Lanka's new Australian Chancery in Yarralumla, Canberra, has created a modern facility that is visually aligned to its cultural heritage whilst delivering on its functional and diplomatic purpose.
Professor Gordon Lister from the Australian National University has proposed engineers studying why skyscrapers collapse, could also help scientists better understand major earthquakes.
