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Nubian Water Systems says it is appointing two new specialist engineers as it responds to increasing residential and commercial sector interest in greywater recycling.
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Refractory and insulating materials manufacturer Shinagawa Refractories Australasia is offering voluntary redundancies at its Unanderra, NSW, office due to depreciating building market demand.
The winners of the Furnishing Industry Association of Australia awards were recently announced in Western Australia.
Researchers in Melbourne have begun a project aimed at improving energy efficiency in multi-skin façade systems as well as achieving better wind, fire, blast and impact resistance.
The case for using robust, non-combustible materials like concrete and masonry for dwellings and buildings in bushfire-prone regions is put forward in a timely publication from Cement, Concrete & Aggregates Australia (CCAA).
The Master Builders have handed out the National Excellence in Building and Construction Awards for 2011, with Grocon and WJ Williams winning the commercial and residential categories respectively.
Researchers have developed the world’s lightest material - with a density of 0.9 mg/cc -about one hundred times lighter than Styrofoam.
Australian flooring company Style Limited has announced plans to expand its production base to other parts of the world with an innovative transportable factory that mirrors its China manufacturing base.
A survey of the Housing Industry Association's builder and sub-contractor members suggests continuing weakness in new home building towards the end of 2011.
Duratuff Select vinyl cladding by Austech External Building Products was selected as a product of choice by EXTECH Constructions in its unique extension process. A branch of Hi-tech Homes, EXTECH is a specialist provider of first floor addition services.
A new report released by the Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council (ASBEC), Defining Zero Emission Buildings – Review and Recommendations, seeks to clarify some of the confusion that exists around the terminology relating to low energy and zero carbon homes.
CSIRO engineers have designed and commissioned a new, state-of-the-art air conditioner test facility to evaluate the electrical, cooling and heating performance of conventional and solar-powered systems.