Having been awarded the contract to construct the Hatch designed Gateway Village, a new mining accommodation camp in South Hedland (1,600 kilometres north of Perth)
On Friday the 16th of September, Safetyline Jalousie, in conjunction with Blue Squared Window Automation, received an Australian Good Design Award for the development of its SmartAir System.
The way we manage our construction and demolition waste is changing for the better, but is it changing fast enough? We explore the sources of construction and demolition waste, and different methods of recycling various building materials.
The 177 Pacific Highway Commercial Building in North Sydney, is a state of the art and modern building, located in the vibrant and bustling business district of North Sydney.
This outstanding building has the CS louvre model A4080 installed in the building, for the purpose of allowing efficient air passage and also limiting rain penetration.
It doesn't just look good – the d line sanitary ware line from the Knud Holscher Collection is created in marine-quality, rust-resistant, AISI 316 stainless
We’re always looking for new ways to make our homes kinder to the environment. If you’re designing a new bathroom from scratch, it’s a great opportunity to consider how you can play your part by incorporating eco-friendly products into your design.
Masterwall and Summit Homes have been working closely together for over 10 years. Find out how their Senior Renovation Designer Ashley Tunley created an awesome two-story extension in Mount Lawley using Masterwall products.
Fairview’s aluminium cladding scheme Ecoloop, has recently been accredited under the Australian Government Voluntary Product Stewardship Scheme. So, what exactly does this mean?
On the 13th of March 2011 the remote Aboriginal Community of Warrmarn was struck by devastating floods that overwhelmed much of the town and damaged or destroyed facility buildings, houses and the existing aged care hostel.
The University of NSW’s Centre for Sustainable Materials Research and Technology (SMaRT) is turning waste into building materials in response to Australia’s growing waste crisis.
In this whitepaper, we look at how specifying high-quality performance fabrics can have a positive impact on design by combatting the issues that come with utilising glass in buildings.