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What makes a great footpath? The answer is key to our happiness and wellbeing as we age

As people age, they often become less confident about walking. Fear of falling can limit the activity of older people, leading them to become isolated. Shutterstock Fatemeh Aminpour, UNSW Sydney As people age, they often become less...

News | 02/11/2022

Concrete sleepers: Price, installation and full range of concrete garden sleepers

major hardware stores, including Bunnings Warehouse. Most concrete sleepers cost between $30-$50 AUD for a standard 150 x 50mm 1.5m unit. The price of putting in a concrete sleeper wall will depend on a number of factors. The main factor sizes. This is...

News | 03/11/2022

Brisbane’s m3architecture gives Gabba project some food for thought

Olympics. The QLD Government is preparing to demolish the stadium, with m3architecture planning to utilise the iconic ground as a warm-up facility and creating a new stadium on the adjacent site currently utilised by the Cross Rail River project...

News | 17/10/2022

1 million homes target makes headlines, but can’t mask modest ambition of budget’s housing plans

affordability. But parts of the package cast some doubt on the new government’s analysis of the problem and its ambitions to tackle it. Housing took centre stage in Treasurer Jim Chalmers’s first budget this week. Relatively modest but...

News | 02/11/2022

Vale Nino Sydney: Suburban Australia’s modernist hero

today, and they have so many green credentials with almost zero impact on a site. There’s now a real cult around them.” It is estimated Sydney designed more than 50 house styles by biographer Davina Jackson. The architect was awarded the...

News | 14/01/2022

Small bathtubs with big personalities: How to make the most of a tiny bathroom

be considered a small bathtub. However, this does not mean that they are uncomfortable. Small bathtubs are often deeper to account for the lack of length, so you will still be up to your neck in that beautifully warm water. Read on for a list of deep...

News | 01/11/2022

Public space a priority for NSW with Shared Spaces program

In the wake of the pandemic, the NSW Government has placed a high priority on giving Sydney’s streets back to the people. In the wake of the pandemic, the NSW Government has placed a high priority on giving Sydney’s streets back to the people...

News | 12/05/2022

Capital provide Canopy in Sydney’s Norwest

Canopy, a Koichi Takada-designed vertical neighbourhood to be located in Sydney’s thriving Norwest region, has received DA approval from Hills Shire Council. Canopy, a Koichi Takada-designed vertical neighbourhood to be located in Sydney’s...

News | 19/07/2021

Sustainable themes help UNSW sweep world subject rankings for 6th year

Appearing in 52 out of 54 research disciplines, UNSW Sydney has swept the prestigious ShanghaiRanking's Global Rankings of Academic Subjects (GRAS) for the sixth year in a row, mainly due to its focus on sustainable themes. Appearing in 52 out of 54...

News | 29/07/2022

Every Sustainability Summit gives you the Chance to Win big!

on the sustainable built environment. After two years of virtual events, this year we’re back with a hybrid format, meaning Australia’s leading minds will all be reunited in one room in Sydney’s Shangri-La hotel. With physical...

News | 26/10/2022

FK, SOM talk through Central Place design outcomes

Central Place, designers Fender Katsalidis and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) have shed light on the project’s design features. Located at Tech Central, the $3 billion project was approved by the City of Sydney last week. Central Place will...

News | 25/10/2022

Warren and Mahoney design new Kew residential precinct

, offering a glimpse at the residences crafted by Warren and Mahoney. Approved in July, The Walton sits on the corner of Walpole and Eglinton Streets. Surrounded by heritage dwellings, the building’s design language aims to maintain continuity...

News | 18/10/2022

Barangaroo an “urban travesty”, says Philip Thalis

opportunities”. In a story published in The Sydney Morning Herald as part of an investigative series on the Barangaroo precinct, Thalis recalled how the winning team comprising of Hill Thalis Architecture + Urban Projects, Jane Irwin Landscape Architecture and...

News | 24/10/2022

Fielders Kingflor installed in iconic sports stadium

Fielders has supplied 45,000m2 of its KingFlor RF55 formwork as part of construction work taking place at iconic sports stadium, Adelaide Oval. Fielders has supplied 45,000m2 of its KingFlor RF55 formwork as part of construction work taking place...

News | 19/09/2012

New public schools to come up amidst mixed use offerings at Macquarie Park

Two new public schools will be built at the Macquarie Park Education Campus being developed by the NSW Government in Sydney to meet the needs of a growing population. Two new public schools will be built at the Macquarie Park Education Campus being...

News | 25/10/2022

Who has the most sustainable real estate in the world? Australia, of course

in the assessment grows significantly year-on-year due to strong investor interest in ESG data and sustainability. 2022 saw the largest ever growth in real estate participation, up 20 percent from 2021. Property Council of Australia Chief Executive...

News | 24/10/2022

Robots to build university building in Western Australia

In conjunction with Aurecon and the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), robots are being trialled on a Western Australian construction site in a world-first project at Murdoch University. In conjunction with Aurecon and the University of...

News | 05/05/2022

Two firms battle for Allianz Stadium deal

the project within budget. NSW sport minister John Sidoti continues to assure that the project will be delivered within budget and on time. Lendlease remains charged with overseeing the stadium's demolition works, which are...

News | 12/08/2019

COVID skewed journey-to-work census data. Here’s how city planners can make the best of it

detail the census provides isn’t available with other methods. This is why the journey-to-work questions are so important. But many of us were in lockdown in 2021 On census night, Australia’s two biggest cities, Melbourne and Sydney...

News | 12/10/2022

If you build it (magnificently), they will come: A Harvard story

People joke about the Boston accent, made famous by the Wahlberg brothers, reruns of Cheers on TV and the MIT genius janitor in Good Will Hunting. There’s Boston chowder, and Boston Red Sox and their pretty extreme weather (Massachusetts has two...

News | 16/08/2022

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