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Are Australian homes built for the extreme cold?

discussing why more Australians died of the cold rather than the heat that the country is known for. “Perhaps the poor insulation of our cooler climate homes is the result of being on a continent dominated by warm weather, where airflow and big...

News | 21/06/2022

Tasmanian home wins top gong at HIA awards

Constructions, Hunter 2023 HIA Australian Project Home, Partnered by The Australian Reinforcing Company - The Rural Building Company, Western Australia 2023 HIA Australian Professional Major Builder, Partnered by Companion Systems - Carlisle Homes, Victoria...

News | 25/05/2023

Gurner Group designs haven for wellbeing

, work and play, with a particular focus on wellness, anti-ageing and bio hacking. “This is not a club for Instagram profiles, this is a very private club for members that fosters special relationships and connections shared together...

News | 30/05/2023

Stylish, sustainable & sound structural elements

Francisco Museum of Modern Art, a project by renowned Swiss architect Mario Botta. “The challenge [on that project] was to have a brick façade that related to the San Francisco character and have this perform safely with the seismic challenges...

News | 26/05/2023

Data centre to be Europe’s largest 3D printed building

printing 4sqm per hour. SSV Architekten and Mense Korte who collaborated on the project, devoted a lot of attention to the design of the walls. According to PERI managing director Dr Fabian Meyer-Brötz, the special wall design used in the building...

News | 25/05/2023

Construction commences on Woods Bagot-designed inner Hobart green space

creating high quality civic spaces that are hubs for students, staff and the community and bring life into the city.” Construction, handled by Hansen Yuncken, is now underway. Completion is slated for 2025. More information on the project can...

News | 27/01/2023

The pressures on Australia’s lifestyle towns

of Australians, the shift to remote work to make a larger lifestyle change. They sold the small two-room inner-urban apartment they had bought in 2018 and bought a large three-bedroom home on a 1,200 square metre block in the historic goldfields...

News | 27/09/2022

Have new home sales bottomed out in Australia?

numbers suggest that sales may have levelled out and reached a floor, barely more than half their levels from a year earlier. “The cancellation rate remains elevated with more than one new home project cancelled for each four new homes sold per...

News | 19/05/2023

Green light given for WA’s biggest spa facility

able to be hosted at one time. Located on the site of the former Dalkeith Hot Pool, in excess of 25 thermal bathing experiences will be made available to visitors, as well as saunas, hammams, a Vichy shower, restaurant, rooftop bar, café, and day spa...

News | 24/05/2023

Greater Geelong Hub strikes balance between health and leisure

. Extensive community consultation has guided much of the design process, with the precinct a truly unique project enhanced by dwp’s expertise. The wellbeing hub centres around a central cafe, which encourages social interaction. The health and...

News | 23/05/2023

West Side Place Stage 2 completes ahead of schedule

, the 257-key Ritz-Carlton, and the 317-room Dorsett Hotel. The second stage of the Lonsdale Street project features two high-rise towers, spanning 70 and 68 levels respectively. The towers sit alongside the 82-level and 64 level buildings delivered...

News | 23/05/2023

WSU begins new summer school course on urban design and transformation

) and Steve Toia (Genton) as well as Abbie Galvin (NSW Government Architect) and leading urban planner Kelly van der Zanden (City of Parramatta). The summer school will also see students engage with a local council on a project to address real...

News | 20/02/2023

EXCLUSIVE: Project Remediate submission extension confirmed

The NSW Government’s Project Remediate initiative, which sees eligible buildings with flammable cladding able to have the materials replaced, has allowed for submissions to be extended until December. The NSW Government’s Project Remediate...

News | 14/09/2022

Making the alterations required for enhanced living experiences

that relate to single dwelling homes. Last year's winner, Pepper Tree Passive House by Alex Symes Architect, serves as an excellent example of what the category seeks to celebrate. Additionally taking out the Best of the Best category, the...

News | 19/05/2023

Arup influence to be felt at PIA Congress

electric vehicle charging infrastructure strategies, the impact of flexible working on the lifeblood of our cities, designing cities that work for women, and the co-design process with traditional landowners. “The PIA Congress is an important...

News | 22/05/2023

How corporate partnerships are helping address gap in disability housing supply

Foundation, there are currently over 4,000 young Australians with complex care needs who live in inappropriate housing; and based on current supply, there is a gap of 10,500 places across Australia. As an early entrant into the SDA sector, Cedar Woods, a...

News | 22/05/2023

Program to plant 20 million trees prioritised cost-saving over gains for nature, research finds

to be funded by the program’s competitive grants, and whether these projects delivered real benefits to threatened species. We started by examining the project outlines prepared by applicants for all 169 successful and 698 unsuccessful...

News | 22/05/2023

Opulent Gosford development breaks ground

be built on Mann Street. Archibald derives its name from the second Earl of Gosford, Archibald Acheson. Dickson Rothschild oversaw the concept development and DA phase of the project, with Place then taking over throughout the construction process...

News | 06/04/2023

AILA 2022 National Awards celebrate 40 exemplary projects

. “Landscape architects work every day to design the sort of spaces and places that deliver these social, cultural, environmental and economic benefits.” The AILA National Awards also showcase the positive impact of landscape architects on our people...

News | 18/10/2022

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

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