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The BareStone façade system from Cemintel was specified for the new Western Sydney Stadium in Parramatta.
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Join leading voices from the architecture industry for a weekend of learning, inspiration and camaraderie at The Architecture Symposium in Hobart on 30-31 March 2019.
Architects are choosing perforated metal over wood and glass alternatives to meet sustainable design objectives.
Frontyard, Victoria’s largest early intervention and crisis service for those experiencing or at risk of homelessness, is being transformed into a world-first 24 hour youth homeless centre.
The independent engineers investigating structural issues in Sydney’s Opal Tower have released their final report. The verdict: Opal Tower is “overall structurally sound”.
Open windows are a major safety risk for families with young children.
In this edition of Talking Architecture and Design, Branko Miletic discusses with Bates Smart director Philip Vivian the sustainable benefits of timber architecture.
Walls are built for many reasons – mainly to keep people out. The English word 'wall' comes from the Latin, 'vallus' meaning 'a stake' or 'post' and designated the wood-stake and earth palisade which formed the outer edge of a military fortification. Over the centuries many walls have been built across the world. Here are our favourite seven.
External hinged doors with a level threshold that stops drafts would be the ideal in many situations.
Britex supplied a selection of anti-vandal stainless steel fixtures and accessories for the new multi sports facility and recreation park in Highfields.
Mulford Plastics worked with Mitsubishi to provide an efficient canopy solution for the BGC head offices in Perth, meeting both light entry and heat control objectives.
Our findings show that regional Australia matters more today than it has at any other time since the 1940s.
