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Australasia's leading manufacturer of innovative barrier systems. Find their free guide on avoiding common design and installation mistakes.

Groups of innovative individuals around the world are fighting to combat alarming trends in construction waste. Here are 5 creative ways that designers are using recycled materials in their architecture.

Natural Stone is becoming increasingly popular within the design and construction industry. Offering a timeless, classic look that can be customized to fit any style.

Without a well written specification document, a great design can turn into a disastrous build in no time and the buck stops with the architect. This article will explain why accurate specification is important, and how easily accessible technical product information benefits both design professionals and product suppliers.

Sandstone is a “clastic” sedimentary rock composed of sand size weathered detrital material having a minimum 60% of quartz and consolidated over a long period of time. Sandstone is sourced from environments where large amounts of sand has been deposited over many years, including beaches, deserts, flood plains, deltas and the like.

Points to consider when choosing handles for bathrooms.

Timber is the most used building material in Japan, with the best craftsmen in the country considered Living National Treasures. Why does Japan have such a strong relationship with wood? This article explains the cultural and geographic influences that have allowed Japanese woodworkers to innovate profoundly.

Sustainability and hygiene continue to be top priorities for new commercial restrooms in Australia. Australian tenant expectations have increased, and new government regulations have strengthened the country's sustainability obligations.

Our system of education has remained almost unchanged since the beginning of the 20th century, only recently have we examined how we can improve student results with modern and non-traditional methods. One of these methods is with the use of furniture.

Sustainable construction has become an increasingly important topic in Australia, with builders, manufacturers and architects investing more time into designs and projects that are functional, leave a minimal impact on the planet and create a positive legacy for those involved.