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Modular and prefabricated buildings are gaining attention as innovative solutions to the challenges faced in the construction industry. By minimising waste and emissions, these methods offer a more sustainable approach to building, while also significantly reducing construction times.
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Clint Field, National Sales & Marketing Manager at Nero Tapware, prioritises sustainability in their operations. The new “Zen” collection features 316L stainless steel, balancing exceptional design with environmental responsibility. Field emphasises the vital role of consumers and industry professionals in driving demand for sustainable products and creating durable designs to minimise waste and foster a greener future.
Brought to you by Architecture & Design, the Sustainability Summit 2024 is set to be the premier event for industry professionals committed to advancing sustainable design and construction. Held on 14 November at the prestigious Fullerton Hotel in Sydney, the Sustainability Summit will also be streamed live online for remote attendees, offering a flexible way to participate in the event regardless of location.
Health and wellbeing have become key pillars in modern residential building design. As more people recognise the importance of living in spaces that promote physical and mental health, architects and builders are prioritising features that enhance wellbeing. At the heart of this movement is the understanding that the materials used in a home can significantly impact the wellbeing of those who live there.
Sustainable trends in education design have become increasingly vital in recent years, especially in light of the environmental challenges at hand. The case of the Sustainable Buildings Research Centre (SBRC) at the University of Wollongong is all about showcasing how educational institutions can lead the way in sustainability.
The strategy focuses on making energy-saving technologies like solar, batteries, and energy efficiency upgrades more accessible to households and businesses across the state. Australia's residential sector accounts for around 12% of national greenhouse gas emissions, and this could rise without urgent action.
In the past decade, passive design and Passivhaus principles have notably transformed Australian architecture, marking one of the most significant shifts in the industry. Originating in Germany, the Passivhaus movement has introduced a groundbreaking approach to creating energy-efficient, comfortable, and sustainable buildings.
There is no doubt that the need for a kitchen system that both inspires and facilitates a more sustainable relationship with food has never been greater. Now, with Electrolux’s visionary GRO concept, we’re finally getting an optimistic glimpse into a potential solution. Named after the Swedish word for “sprout”, GRO transcends the conventional notion of a kitchen.
From engineering excellence to environmental stewardship, Fergus Tough's journey at Billi is one of passion, purpose and unwavering desire to drive meaningful change. Here, Fergus delves into Billi's proactive approach to sustainability and talks about how data-driven insights, early adoption of green technologies, and a company-wide commitment to change, are shaping a brighter future.
With extensive experience in the construction industry and a passion for environmental stewardship, Craig’s leadership has propelled SAS International to the forefront of sustainability within the architectural and design space. Here, he talks about SAS International’s landmark achievement as the first metal ceiling manufacturer to receive Cradle to Cradle certified Bronze Version 4 accreditation, the company's ambitious ESG strategy and the visionary SAS Horizon product program.
The design & delivery of aged care design has been undergoing a significant transformation in recent years, driven by shifting demographics and the evolving needs and expectations of seniors. So, what is the future of modern, sustainable aged care design?
SAS International, a leading manufacturer of ceilings and architectural metalwork, is renowned for its commitment to quality and sustainability. The company recently upgraded its SAS310 lay-in tile system to the SAS Horizon Low Embodied Carbon range, significantly reducing its carbon footprint while maintaining high performance and versatility. This initiative aligns with SAS’s goal to achieve carbon neutrality by 2040.
