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Four building projects won recognition at the ACSE Annual Excellence in Structural Engineering NSW awards.
If proper planning and science are integrated, we can develop the design strategies that will help build the “blue-green” ocean cities of tomorrow.
Although expectations and tastes may change, hospitality venues have always and will continue to create a visually appealing experience for customers.
A research proposal that aims to analyse perceptions of schoolgirls on careers in the construction industry has been awarded the 2018 National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) International Women’s Day Scholarship.
Drains are a vital element of any residential or commercial project. When properly installed, they are effectively out of sight and out of mind, and ensure that important everyday activities including bathing, cooking, and washing can be done safely and efficiently. Unfortunately, drain planning is an often-overlooked element of the construction process. In their new whitepaper, 'How proper planning can stop your project going down the drain', drainage experts Stormtech take a closer look at the importance of planning drain installations.
Crimsafe security screens were specified for the Geebung Railway Overpass project to ensure safety for pedestrians using the facility.
SUPAWOOD’s acoustic and solid decorative panels have been used extensively throughout the multipurpose hall at Barker College junior school in Hornsby NSW.
The ABET High Pressure Laminate (HPL) range from Surface Squared was selected by The Buchan Group for a unique installation at the Tarneit Central Shopping Centre, Victoria.
Geberit Pluvia, a proven siphonic roof drainage system has helped the Wollongong Hospital create additional space in their carpark.
The popular Archclad Express panel system from Architectural Cladding Australia was installed on the exterior of a new medium rise residential apartment building in Brighton, VIC.
Design for the commercial sector is changing. Offices, healthcare facilities, and hospitality and retail spaces are no longer bland, colourless environments but are instead rightly regarded as perfect opportunities for creative expression.
