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Site acquisition brings office opportunity for Fortis

pentagon-shaped island, the site will comprise three street frontages on Kings Way, Kings Place and Cobden Street, and it will offer a combination of luxury whole-floor tenancies totalling approximately 4,600 sqm of net lettable area. The development...

News | 25/08/2021

Infolink Newsletter now Architecture & Design Products Newsletter; remember to whitelist email

Just a friendly reminder that the “Infolink Newsletter” has been re-branded and, as of Tuesday 9 May, will be sent from a different email address. The team at Architecture & Design hope you are thoroughly enjoying the new-look website and have...

News | 04/06/2015

Lendlease unveils One Sydney Harbour luxury penthouses curated by State of Craft

Lendlease, the developer of Australia’s most exclusive address, One Sydney Harbour, has unveiled the Skyhome penthouses located on the top two floors of Residences Two and boasting panoramic views of Sydney. Lendlease, the developer of...

News | 25/02/2021

How to create a winning architectural portfolio

. Rebecca Gaffiero - Malta Rebecca Gaffiero, an interior design and graphic designer from Malta, employs soft and rounded font as well as warm tones of 3D renders for a warm tone. She also adds clear, careful diagrams to her layout along with soothing...

News | 19/08/2021

The Understated Sophistication of Grey Carpets

Grey carpets might not be the flashiest design element, but they can have a profound effect on tying together the colours and styles of your interior. Neutral carpets are a popular feature of modern houses. Colours like white, beige, brown and grey...

News | 09/03/2021

Quadruple approval for Scape in Sydney’s south-east

Sydney, in line with Randwick City Council’s Kensington to Kingsford Planning Proposal - K2K vision. Located along Anzac Parade, the buildings will range between 6 and 18 storeys, and will offer extensive public domain works including...

News | 29/06/2021

Federal environmental legislation must protect Australian War Memorial’s heritage value

The Australian Institute of Architects has called on the Federal Environment Minister to block approval of the Australian War Memorial’s redevelopment proposal arguing that the demolition of Anzac Hall violates legislated heritage protections. The...

News | 23/10/2020

Bradfield City comes to life with billion dollar injection

initial funding — to be included in the next state budget — will pave roads, construct waterways and roads, and create electricity networks. Berejiklian holds great aspirations for the city, and echoed these in a press conference on Tuesday...

News | 16/06/2021

Woodlea’s Avenue of Honour finished

generations. In the lead up to Anzac Day, Woodlea’s Walk of Honour will see the local and surrounding community come together on April 18 for a dedication ceremony to 18 essential workers and veterans, this includes police and country fire...

News | 14/04/2021

Paying off a home loan used to be easier than it looked. It's now harder. Here's why

estimate hearing provides cause for hope, and despair. Super hikes will make things worse The budget forecasts for wage growth over the next four financial years are incredibly low — 1.5%, 2.25%, 2.5% and 2.75% On Tuesday Treasury Secretary...

News | 03/06/2021

Albanese's $10bn pledge pushes housing needs back into the limelight

-changer Tuesday’s budget marked a continuation of the Morrison government’s near-exclusive housing focus on efforts to assist aspirational first-home buyers. Most significantly, this policy stance inspired the $2.1 billion HomeBuilder program as an economic...

News | 17/05/2021

Going electric and banning new petrol-powered cars could be Australia’s next big light bulb moment

landmark report released last Tuesday, the International Energy Agency said the path to net-zero by 2050 was narrow and extremely challenging, requiring governments to “take action this year and every year after so that the goal does not slip out of...

News | 31/05/2021

IFI Juries home to a smorgasbord of design expertise

diversity of the most exemplary achievements IFI GAP recognizes on a world scale, providing the means to build an IFI World Interiors Hall of Fame of those who shape Interiors and write its history,” he says. Jurors representing major design...

News | 21/05/2021

Great response to inaugural Designers Australia 2021 Awards

released on Tuesday, 25 May 2021. Winners will be announced at simultaneous hybrid events across each state on Thursday, 5 August 2021. ...

News | 17/05/2021

Week-long Sydney Architecture Festival kicks off on 11 November

Making. Housing. Affordable is the theme of the 13th Sydney Architecture Festival, which begins on 11 November with a week-long programme of events planned for all delegates. Making. Housing. Affordable is the theme of the 13th Sydney Architecture...

News | 08/11/2019

The 2021 Budget and Architecture and Design

(some $539m) is funding for two ‘clean energy’ schemes announced before the budget. These are concentrated on hydrogen production hubs in regional areas ($275m) and carbon capture and storage ($237m) - a completely discredited technology...

News | 12/05/2021

The budget should have been a road to Australia's low-emissions future. Instead, it's a flight of fancy

low-carbon alternatives. In this global context, the climate policies announced in Tuesday’s federal budget are a long-odds bet on a radically different approach. In place of the approaches adopted elsewhere, the Morrison government is betting...

News | 14/05/2021

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Site acquisition brings office opportunity for Fortis

Infolink Newsletter now Architecture & Design Products Newsletter; remember to whitelist email

Richard Leplastrier film to be broadcast on the ABC

Matthews makes two acquisitions for its senior leadership team

Changing the furniture in aged & health care

Lendlease unveils One Sydney Harbour luxury penthouses curated by State of Craft

How to create a winning architectural portfolio

The Understated Sophistication of Grey Carpets

Quadruple approval for Scape in Sydney’s south-east

Federal environmental legislation must protect Australian War Memorial’s heritage value

Bradfield City comes to life with billion dollar injection

Woodlea’s Avenue of Honour finished

Paying off a home loan used to be easier than it looked. It's now harder. Here's why

Albanese's $10bn pledge pushes housing needs back into the limelight

Going electric and banning new petrol-powered cars could be Australia’s next big light bulb moment

IFI Juries home to a smorgasbord of design expertise

Great response to inaugural Designers Australia 2021 Awards

Week-long Sydney Architecture Festival kicks off on 11 November

The 2021 Budget and Architecture and Design

The budget should have been a road to Australia's low-emissions future. Instead, it's a flight of fancy