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Australia’s housing crisis continues to get worse with a recent report revealing that the country will fall short of the 2029 national housing target of 1.2 million new homes by 22% or 260,000 homes.
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Brisbane-based architecture practice bureau^proberts has three projects shortlisted in the prestigious 2024 World Architecture Festival (WAF) awards – a subsequent number compared to other Australian practices.
Plans for a light rail along Parramatta Road could replicate the success of transforming George Street in Sydney’s CBD, according to City of Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore.
ARCH is the new name for Suters Architects, founded in 1958 and known as dwp Australia since 2016. The architectural and interior design practice has grown over the decades, notably through mergers with Anderson Street Architects in Queensland, Prior & Cheney Architects in Victoria and dwp in Asia and the Middle East.
Two New South Wales architecture firms, LVA Architects, based in Peakhurst, and Sydney Drafting Concepts & Design of Oran Park, have been named in the shortlist for the 2024 Australian Trades Small Business Champion Awards.
The Minns Government is introducing a range of measures to hold local and State Government accountable for the approval of more housing as New South Wales (NSW) works towards its commitment of 377,000 homes by mid 2029 under the National Housing Accord.
Travellers navigating through Melbourne Airport have a diverse culinary experience to look forward to, following the unveiling of three distinct food and beverage venues – Amber State Taphouse & Kitchen, Small Holdings Bakery & Cafe, and Boccata Italian Bar & Restaurant.
Victoria’s Best Masterplanned Community award-winner Woodlea is preparing for its sixth consecutive Community Tree Planting Day on Sunday 28th July.
The deep retrofit of 500 Bourke Street, a robust brutalist building in the heart of Melbourne's CBD, is now complete, with the $160-million adaptive reuse project infusing new life into the 36-storey office tower.
New research conducted by Dr Mustapha Bangura from the University of Technology Sydney and UNSW Sydney Professor Chyi Lin Lee suggests Sydney’s property market will remain unaffordable until at least the 2030s.
Applications are now open to re-design the German chancellery, as well as the renovation and partial preservation of the residence building, which are regarded as the most sustainable and economic solution following its imminent demolition.
Nightingale Preston by Breathe includes seven Teilhaus homes, 20 one bedders and 25 two bedders as well as two commercial spaces, all designed with people and planet at heart.
