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TAFE Apprentice of the Year inspires women tradies

Apprentice of the Year, with the former Electrotechnology student honoured at the TAFE NSW Excellence Awards. Gaining a Certificate III in Electrotechnology in 2018, de Young has taken on an apprenticeship as part of her HSC. The newly crowned Apprentice...

News | 27/06/2023

Woods Bagot transports historic office space into 21st century for M&C Saatchi Group

M&C Saatchi Group at the historic Transport House in Sydney’s CBD is designed to enable all its agencies to work in the same office for the first time. Designed by Woods Bagot, the new HQ consolidates the company’s office footprint on...

News | 05/05/2023

How suburbia failed

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News | 07/02/2023

Week 17/23: Harry Howard’s house / An architravesty / The tepid EV policy / Welcome Cameron Bruhn / Bookends: Spaceship Earth

Let me go out on a limb here. The importance of ‘country’ to the indigenous owners was unknown to most invaders for the first 150 years. Harry Howard’s House This is a house in Castle Cove designed by Harry Howard (1930–2000),...

News | 21/04/2023

Brunswick’s latest commercial precinct takes cues from Indigenous and colonial history

. “Living greenery will play a key role across all buildings and levels, from ground to rooftop and at Nightingale Wurru wurru biik. Level one focuses on landscape and is about building a regenerative, biodiverse and lush habitat that brings together all...

News | 21/06/2023

One firm is helping to show how well-designed affordable housing can improve lives

-income individuals and families still living in inadequate housing conditions. Sydney architecture and design practice, TURNER, is working closely with agencies like the NSW Land and Housing Corporation and City West Housing to help change this. They say the...

News | 20/06/2023

Options in heat and sound management via the latest in insulation solutions

“inextinguishable” because of its resistance to heat and fire. In the Middle Ages homes were damp, draft-prone, and col, meaning animal hides and rugs were used to keep the floors warm and hung tapestries on walls to keep drafts and dampness at bay. Then came a...

News | 15/06/2023

Celebrating five years of JMP in Australia

John McAslan + Partners (JMP) is this month celebrating the fifth birthday of its Sydney studio, with the practice keen on continuing to update and transform Australia’s built environment. John McAslan + Partners (JMP) is this month celebrating the...

News | 26/04/2023

Imagine the outcry if factories killed as many people as wood heaters

Imagine a fleet of ageing factories operating in neighbourhoods across Australia. Shutterstock Bill Dodd, University of Tasmania; Bin Jalaludin, UNSW Sydney, and Fay Johnston, University of Tasmania Imagine a fleet of ageing factories...

News | 19/06/2023

Bespoke 5-tonne scissor hoist helps move iconic art pieces at HOTA Gallery

. For Southwell Lifts and Hoists, based in Camden in south-west Sydney, the particular challenge in designing and installing the art hoist at the HOTA Gallery was that the walls on the hoist were specified at 5m high. Due to the size and complexity of...

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Modern inner city concrete home references local history and character

-city terrace house has been reinterpreted in a stunning marriage of materials, textures and colours in Sydney’s Potts Point. Brougham Place reflects the owners’ passion for the work of renowned Swiss-French architect, Le Corbusier – famous...

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TAFE Apprentice of the Year inspires women tradies

Woods Bagot transports historic office space into 21st century for M&C Saatchi Group

How suburbia failed

Week 17/23: Harry Howard’s house / An architravesty / The tepid EV policy / Welcome Cameron Bruhn / Bookends: Spaceship Earth

Promotions at SJB Sydney recognise future leaders

New ‘Makers’ bring international prowess to Sydney outpost

What do families want from apartments?

Sustainability trends in single dwelling alterations & additions

Signature’s LVT design range meets themed room concept at Sydney Airbnb

Promotions, appointments made at Woods Bagot

Why do people tag buildings – and are there any solutions?

In praise of four storey walk up flats: The sustainable residential typology

Sustainability trends in multiple residential dwellings

Brunswick’s latest commercial precinct takes cues from Indigenous and colonial history

One firm is helping to show how well-designed affordable housing can improve lives

Options in heat and sound management via the latest in insulation solutions

Celebrating five years of JMP in Australia

Imagine the outcry if factories killed as many people as wood heaters

Bespoke 5-tonne scissor hoist helps move iconic art pieces at HOTA Gallery

Modern inner city concrete home references local history and character