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Construction commences on inner Melbourne sporting facility

Construction has begun on the MGS Architects-designed Fitzroy Gasworks Sports Centre, which will deliver a first-rate sporting facility in the heart of Melbourne’s inner north. Construction has begun on the MGS Architects-designed Fitzroy Gasworks...

News | 19/04/2023

Episode 154: Interface's Connie Hensler & South Pole's John Davis on Climate Change and how to achieve our 2030 targets

Management and Product Stewardship at Interface and John Davis, Director APAC, South Pole. This podcast was brought to you in association with Interface, proud sponsors of this podcasts. For more information on Interface, please go to www.architectureanddesign.com.au/suppliers/interface-aust ...

News | 02/05/2023

Week 27/23: Barbie’s in the pink / Celebrating emerging architects / Vale Michael Hopkins / Vale Hugh Saddler / Bookends: Energy / Signs off: No parks

), you can’t. Reference: A&D Another Thing week 27/2023 Tone Wheeler is an architect / the views expressed are his. Long columns are Tone on Tuesday, short shots every Friday in A&D Another Thing. You can contact TW at...

News | 07/07/2023

For Australia to lead the way on green hydrogen, first we must find enough water

required depends on the technology used to produce hydrogen, the water quality and any need for cooling or water purification. On average, a litre of water can produce enough hydrogen to deliver about 10 megajoules of energy. That’s enough to push...

News | 10/01/2023

Green light for Fortis’ $195 million luxury Double Bay commercial development

frontages on New South Head Road, Bay Street and Brooklyn Lane. The individual sites were acquired in 2022 for $82 million. The project features Lawton Hurley as lead architects with interiors by Woods Bagot, and development funding by Pallas Capital...

News | 17/05/2023

NSW Government to quickly boost housing supply as figures reach critical juncture

current population growth figures. Those numbers do not include potentially required dwellings for international students or skilled migrants. “I saw some statistics from the Productivity Commission that indicates that over a 12-month period, NSW...

News | 28/07/2023

NIMBYism in Sydney is leading to racist outcomes

the relationship between ethnic segregation and our decisions on what to build and where. We need to better understand NIMBYs’ motivations for opposing all development in their areas and the systemic racism resulting from this resistance...

News | 27/07/2023

Revitalising the past for a sustainable future

Architecture & Design for the Adaptive Reuse category. Interface is intent on transparency in terms of its operations, with the statistics there for all to see. 76 percent of the energy Interface utilises is renewable, while there has been a 96 percent...

News | 10/05/2023

Living Building Challenge seeks to reimagine Melbourne’s heritage MMBW building

become restorative, giving back to the people who inhabit them, the land they stand on, and the resources they utilise. “We’re here to maximise the positive. Usually the focus for the industry is on doing less bad, but actually it’s...

News | 28/07/2023

Plus unveils Scarborough BTR tower concept

vibrant character.” The pinwheel-like floorplate sections the built form into four volumes that reverberate around a central core, resulting in a visually unobtrusive street presence and increased setbacks on all sides. The apartments contain...

News | 05/07/2023

Week 25/23: Fixing the housing crisis in 500 words / Was Corb a monster? / Holly Whyte the architect’s non-architect / Pony up / Bookends: E1027 / Signs off with satisfaction

. For starters, let’s discourage property investment beyond two houses, using sticks: remove negative gearing and capital gains tax deductions. Then encourage home ownership with carrots: introduce tax breaks for first homers or owner occupiers...

News | 23/06/2023

All your AIDA winners are right here!

(pictured top) was unanimously awarded this year’s highest accolade, the Premier Award for Interior Design, as well as the Residential Design Award and the Best of State Residential Design (VIC). The jury describes the home as ‘sublime in every...

News | 22/06/2022

Architectus gets green light to expand its landscape design team

Leader Urban Futures at Architectus. “It’s not an option – it's a need.” “In cities there’s a growing emphasis on connecting natural systems for sustainability and the value of landscape amenity,” adds...

News | 26/07/2023

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Construction commences on inner Melbourne sporting facility

Episode 154: Interface's Connie Hensler & South Pole's John Davis on Climate Change and how to achieve our 2030 targets

Regional projects win big at 2023 AILA WA State Awards

DesignOffice designs another two premium Sydney coworking spaces

Matthews rewarded for first class educational design

Sustainability trends in smart buildings

Entries for the 2023 Sustainability Awards are now open

Introducing six new Principals at Woods Bagot

Assessing the fallout of a potential axing of Metro West

Week 27/23: Barbie’s in the pink / Celebrating emerging architects / Vale Michael Hopkins / Vale Hugh Saddler / Bookends: Energy / Signs off: No parks

For Australia to lead the way on green hydrogen, first we must find enough water

Green light for Fortis’ $195 million luxury Double Bay commercial development

NSW Government to quickly boost housing supply as figures reach critical juncture

NIMBYism in Sydney is leading to racist outcomes

Revitalising the past for a sustainable future

Living Building Challenge seeks to reimagine Melbourne’s heritage MMBW building

Plus unveils Scarborough BTR tower concept

Week 25/23: Fixing the housing crisis in 500 words / Was Corb a monster? / Holly Whyte the architect’s non-architect / Pony up / Bookends: E1027 / Signs off with satisfaction

All your AIDA winners are right here!

Architectus gets green light to expand its landscape design team