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When carrying out a client's brief for their forever home, it is typically a reflection of the person and their experiences. And while some incorporate sustainable principles into the brief and subsequent outcome, now more than ever we must try to bring clients along for the journey to assist them in understanding what a sustainable abode can bring in regards to efficiency and liveability, plus a reduction in emissions.
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Public buildings are shedding their singular purpose and transforming into vibrant hubs for healthcare, transportation, leisure, and community. This evolution demands innovative design approaches that prioritise functionality, user experience, and environmental responsibility.
Being a daily architecture rag, we see our fair share of projects. While we don’t pretend to hold a candle to the architects and designers who create these incredible projects, we like to think that we know a thing or two about what’s what.
With the large-scale commercial undergoing something of a factory reset, thought must now be directed towards how the sector recalibrates into a more sustainable, environmentally-conscious version of its current self.
The realm of architecture is undergoing a remarkable transformation, fueled by a renewed focus on sustainability. Architects today are not just creators of spaces; they are guardians of the environment, tasked with designing structures that minimise their impact on the planet.
Public spaces have a profound impact on the fabric of urban environments, shaping the character and functionality of their surroundings. While these spaces are often designed to be visually striking and innovative, they must also adhere to certain fundamental principles to be truly effective.
As Australians rethink how we build, Alspec's 50th anniversary sparks important conversations about the future of sustainable construction. We use this opportunity to sit down with Ross Baynham, Alspec's National Specification and Commercial Product Manager and committed champion of building energy efficiency, to talk about the company's journey and its ambitious vision for the future.
It’s well-known that aluminium has long been a favourite material for architects, designers and specifiers. Valued for its versatility, strength (particularly compared with its weight), and sleek aesthetic; it has become a mainstay in our homes and buildings for good reason.
While there are an array of luxurious multi-residential complexes currently hitting the market, not all are created with an architecture of sufficiency or sustainability in mind. The future of our cities depends on a crucial shift – a move from sprawling developments to sustainable, multi-residential dwellings, especially at a time of housing crisis.
The art of breathing life into a former designer’s work forms the heart of the Sustainability Awards' Single Dwelling Alteration/Addition category. Here, the spotlight shines on architects who transform ageing structures, often steeped in history, into sustainable havens tailored to modern needs.
Transcending the 9-5 cycle and creating a legacy impact in the built environment is something we all aspire to accomplish throughout our professional careers. Each year, we aim to showcase the work of architects and designers that have done this for many years via the Lifetime Achievement category within the Sustainability Awards program.
This dynamic design encourages the eye to wonder and explore the elaborate symbolism of the pattern. This eye-catching visual is part of the new "Here Before" carpet collection – a collaboration between Dreamtime Flooring, a 100% Indigenous-owned business, and renowned carpet manufacturer GH Commercial.
