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Leading Chilean architects team up to visit Australia

Jorge Hrdina Director, Jorge Hrdina Architect, on Tuesday 23 March 2010 at Tusculum House, Potts Point. Klotz and Ruttimann will discuss their projects, key influences and issues affecting architecture and landscape design in Chile today and into the...

News | 18/03/2010

Chilean architects team up to visit Australia

Architect, on Tuesday 23 March at Tusculum House, Potts Point. Klotz and Ruttimann will discuss their projects, key influences and issues affecting architecture and landscape design in Chile today and into the future. Their visit will coincide with an...

News | 17/03/2010

Glass still a clear winner in an energy efficient world

opposed by building owners and users who want views, natural light and connectivity to the outside world. The answer is performance glass. Current methods used to colour (tone), coat and glaze fabricated glass units have made significant inroads toward...

News | 15/12/2010

What’s Tasmania’s best new architectural project?

in Hobart on Saturday, June 19. Voting closes at 5 pm on Tuesday, June 15. 2010 Nominees include: Public Architecture - Fahan Gymnasium and Performing Arts Centre by Jawsarchitects- Launceston Regional Aquatic Centre by Peddlethorp...

News | 02/06/2010

Innovation winners announced at JEC show

concrete, steel and wood. The 2010 JEC Awards ceremony will take place on Tuesday April 13 at the JEC Show and will be open to all visitors.

News | 27/01/2010

Open tenders

studio and associated spaces including a 100-seat restaurant. Categories: Civil Engineering, Social, Hospitality Tender type: Open Tender date: 15/10/2009, 14:00 Authority: Wyong Council Area: Anzac Ave & Margaret St, Wyong Value: $8...

News | 09/10/2009

ACT’s new city plan 'lacks vision'

John Stanhope on Friday, offers possible strategies for dealing with a doubling in the number of city residents from 5,200 to 10,400 by 2016, along with a 25 per cent increase in workers during the same period.Prepared by the ACT Department of Land and...

News | 15/02/2010

Calls for architects to aid Haiti earthquake

.0 magnitude earthquake that struck Haiti on Tuesday,” said Torre Nelson, area vice president of Habitat for Humanity International’s Latin America and Caribbean office. “We are closely monitoring the situation and have been in contact with Habitat...

News | 14/01/2010

Sydney Metro design teams revealed

.The teams include members who have worked on major projects involving some major Sydney landmarks, including Sydney Olympic Park, Conservatorium and Conservatorium of Music High School, Surry Hills Library and Ballast Point Park.The first of the two...

News | 27/10/2009

Art gets beached

distinct advantage. Participants have to use stones found on the beach to make patterns, exposing the “complexities of shape, size, colour, tone, composition, similarity and difference”. Visit www.vam.ac.uk/worldbeachproject...

News | 28/11/2008

Colorbond launches 'enironmentally sympathetic' colours

exteriors. In beach areas with a bush setting, the deep and subtle charcoal grey/blue of Monument provides an Australian twist on the classical seaside blue and white.Neutral cream colours such as Evening Haze work well in a variety of climates around...

News | 08/06/2009

Australia Award for Urban Design winners announced

of Sydney.The winners were announced at the Hyatt Hotel, Canberra on Tuesday 11 August by minister for the environment, heritage and the arts, Peter Garrett. The awards dinner also opens the third annual Built Environment Meets Parliament summit. The...

News | 11/08/2009

DesignBUILD tunes its tempo to sustainability

director from the Green Building Council of Australia; Tone Wheeler, principal architect, Environa Studio; and David Baggs, technical director of EcoSpecifier Global.Mellon, Wheeler and Baggs will examine the green movement and environmentally sustainable...

News | 05/04/2009

Aussies top photography awards shortlist

. “I believe that we all felt we had achieved an excellent outcome which will make a powerful statement as a collection,” she added. The finalists in each of the categories will be announced on Tuesday 17 March, and will be honoured at the Sony...

News | 25/02/2009

Evolution takes a floating form

form, highly visible to traffic moving across the nearby Anzac Bridge. The design incorporates 400 sqm of Lysaght Longline 305 roll formed from Colorbond Ultra steel in the colour Surf Mist, which was used for the roof cladding. The soffit was clad in...

News | 17/02/2009

AIA donates to bushfire appeal

’s Frederick Kiesler Prize for Architecture and the Arts in 2008.There are 240 tickets available for next week's Melbourne presentation and there are places still available at Sydney event too.The Melbourne event will be held on Tuesday 17 February at 8pm, at...

News | 11/02/2009

NSW homeowners ignoring energy efficiency

either not relevant or only a minor consideration when purchasing their home.In launching Think Brick Australia's online Climate Design tool, environmental architect Tone Wheeler believes this thinking will need to change as more severe weather conditions...

News | 14/07/2009

A family affair

retreat.A spotted gum deck surrounds the new footprint. The grainy, brown tone of the hardwood (also used on the cladding of the structures) allows the extensions to merge with the surrounding eucalypts and tussock grass. These additions reach out into the...

News | 09/06/2009

Historic electrical substation converted to townhouses

.The renovation has also included the addition of three new modern townhouses on the 1500m2 site.Known as “The electricity substation that never was” the original structure was built in 1916 to supply the Ryde area with electricity.Once plans were...

News | 19/11/2008

Workers march against "extreme abuse": CFMEU

assembly. There will also we smaller rallies in Newcastle and Woolongon. Large protests are expected in Mebourne and Brisbane too. The affect on businesses should be minimal in Sydney because Tuesday a fixed rostered day off. However the protests in...

News | 01/12/2008

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