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Episode 166: Doug Southwell and Tina Fox from Scott Carver Architects talk about the challenges of their redesign of Sydney's Theatre Royal

build to rent residential accommodation and commercial repositioning. Tina Fox is the head of Interior Design at Scott Carver with extensive experience in a variety of hospitality work cross the UK, Europe and Australia NZ from Casinos and cabaret to...

News | 18/07/2023

2022 Sustainability Awards Shortlist is finally announced

day went off without a hitch. And who could forget our amazing judges on the day - from head judge Dick Clarke to the main jury consisting of Sandra Furtado, Suzanne Toumbourou, Kate Nason, David Coates, Jeremy Spencer, Simone Schenkel, Arianna...

News | 12/09/2022

The 2022 Sustainability Awards Shortlist is here!

, with natural disasters, civil unrest, challenging economic forecasts and health crises providing a worrying forecast for the years to come. And yet for some, hope is born from these bleak outlooks, providing an impetus for change that drives them to...

News | 12/09/2022

Australia’s largest recycled rubber asphalt test designed to improve road sustainability

recycled rubber from end-of-life car and truck tyres, crumbed rubber asphalt aims to improve the sustainability and longevity of council roads. The Reusing Rubber: Recycling Tyres for Roads demonstration project by Southern Sydney Regional Organisation...

News | 28/06/2023

The Greens were right to pass Australia’s Housing Future Fund bill

lend their support to it until the government agreed to support a number of their own proposals for housing. But the Greens have now agreed, in exchange for another A$1 billion for social housing, on top of the $2 billion in extra social housing...

News | 14/09/2023

Why is it so hard for Local Aboriginal Land Councils to develop land when the public needs are huge?

. Co-design and co-management of projects requires partnerships built on strong relationships. Despite a willingness to engage, both government and industry often lack understanding of the issues land councils face. As a senior planning department...

News | 18/07/2023

Developers aren’t paying enough to offset impacts on koalas and other endangered species

Developers are commonly required to “offset” their impacts on biodiversity. They can do this in two ways. They can compensate directly for the biodiversity loss their development causes by taking action to improve habitat and biodiversity...

News | 19/07/2023

Acoustics in Educational Facilities - A Best Practice Approach

pathways to sound acoustic design for schools and other educational facilities WATCH NOW ...

News | 16/08/2023

To deliver enough affordable housing and end homelessness, what must a national strategy do?

ambitious funding and reforms. The government is also working on its promised National Housing and Homelessness Plan. In research published today by the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI), we make the case for a housing and...

News | 04/08/2023

ICOMOS convenes for first time in Sydney

Over 1,200 delegates from 100 countries will head to the harbour city for the 21st General Assembly and Scientific Symposium of ICOMOS (the International Council on Monuments and Sites) from 31 August to 9 September. Over 1,200 delegates from 100...

News | 10/07/2023

Interior excellence awarded at AIDA

statement from the Jury reads. “The way the palette is used to celebrate the heritage and contemporary integration is outstanding.” The Award for Retail Design was jointly awarded to the Art Gallery of NSW, Sydney Modern Building, Gallery...

News | 19/07/2023

Green light for Kerry Hill Architects-designed Orchard Piper’s Toorak Village project

Design-driven property developer Orchard Piper has received approval for their $120-million super-premium mixed use development in one of Melbourne’s most affluent suburbs. Design-driven property developer Orchard Piper has received approval for...

News | 17/04/2023

Perth’s Arup team is on the move… to its own building!

solution avoided the demolition of the existing building, ensuring a reduction of embodied carbon emissions and setting a new benchmark for sustainable buildings in WA. “Having collaborated with GDI on the innovative design, it made perfect sense...

News | 26/06/2023

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Episode 166: Doug Southwell and Tina Fox from Scott Carver Architects talk about the challenges of their redesign of Sydney's Theatre Royal

2022 Sustainability Awards Shortlist is finally announced

The 2022 Sustainability Awards Shortlist is here!

Australia’s largest recycled rubber asphalt test designed to improve road sustainability

The Greens were right to pass Australia’s Housing Future Fund bill

Why is it so hard for Local Aboriginal Land Councils to develop land when the public needs are huge?

Developers aren’t paying enough to offset impacts on koalas and other endangered species

Acoustics in Educational Facilities - A Best Practice Approach

To deliver enough affordable housing and end homelessness, what must a national strategy do?

ICOMOS convenes for first time in Sydney

Interior excellence awarded at AIDA

Green light for Kerry Hill Architects-designed Orchard Piper’s Toorak Village project

Perth’s Arup team is on the move… to its own building!