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Infill development is an increasingly hot topic in Australian cities. It involves building on unused or underutilised land within existing urban areas.
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The Albury Railway Station roof conservation, the NSW Parliament facade restoration, the Sydney Central Station, and the restoration of an 1899 tramcar are some of the projects shortlisted for the 30th annual National Trust (NSW) Heritage Awards.
There were more than 600 exhibitors and 75,000 visitors from around the world, and Paarhammer went there to learn about the latest developments in the window industry to be able to offer these to our clients.
Our Product Engineering guru Nayan Das will be representing Dowell Windows + Doors as 'Sustainability in Construction Ambassador' at Sydney Build Expo.
Melbourne developer Beulah has partnered with Sydney-based community vertical farming business, Greenspace to create a 200sqm pop-up macro farm on the Southbank site.
Textile Recyclers Australia (TRA) has partnered with the ARC Research Hub for Microrecycling of Battery and Consumer Wastes to help develop and commercialise innovative solutions to waste challenges.
LowE Plus double glazing not only ensured that the house achieved its energy efficiency goals but also elevated the aesthetic coherence and comfort of the entire home.
To solve the challenge of temperature regulation without compromising on aesthetics, the architects leveraged AGG Insulglass LowE Plus® Clear double glazing in German-engineered aluplast uPVC joinery.
Hassell chose SAS740 linear metal ceilings in a bespoke WoodTones dye-sublimation finish, paying tribute to the Australian Corymbia Maculata tree.
A report from developer Third.i has outlined what it believes will drive the Australian property market for the remainder of 2024 and beyond, with pillars of wellness, comfort and sustainability prevalent amongst many new builds.
The National Gallery of Australia is officially on the lookout for design teams to oversee a $60 million revitalisation of its Sculpture Garden, following the launch of a design competition earlier this week.
In a ground-breaking move aimed at tackling Sydney's housing affordability crisis, Nightingale Marrickville has unveiled its innovative build-to-rent housing project.