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In a first for Australian paint companies, Dulux Australia has published and released in-depth environmental documentation, Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), on its products.
The facility won the Educational Architecture Jennifer Taylor Award at the 2016 Queensland Architecture Awards for architecture firm CWA.
Nightingale Housing has announced a license for a new project being led by ClarkeHopkinsClarke Architects, Lucent Capital and Breathe Architecture (interiors).
Photography by Simone Bossi. MORQ has completed the renovation of Casa Nuda, an apartment located on the top floor of a 19th century building in Prati, the elegant Rome neighbourhood on the right-hand side of the river Tiber, between St. Peter and the rationalist Olympic area of the Foro Italico. To respond to the client’s […]
Architectural professionals are concerned that some employers are prioritising a candidate’s building information modelling (BIM) software skills over their design capabilities, says recruitment agency Hays.
ADR looks back at the winning projects from IDEA’s Residential-Single category over the last five years - from waves of concrete to Asian architecture-inspired homes and an elegant extension to a turn-of-the-century terrace house, this retrospective provides some insight into the evolution of the typology and what has defined it over the past half-decade.
Charles Wright estimates he spends just as much time on administration as he does on design, but he's not complaining.
ADR catches up with Nicola Dovey of Drawing Room Architecture and finds out about the challenges of setting up a practice when trying to raise a family.
Situated on the shore of Pearl Beach, an area where the bush meets the coast, the Block House is a secluded escape inspired by and designed to respond to its surroundings.
The simplest solutions often have the biggest impact. That is certainly the case for Christian Wagstaff and Keith Courtney’s House of Mirrors installation that has been travelling around the country in true carnival style. “The design is based on an equilateral triangle with all mirrors angled in changing directions, reflecting hundreds of mirrors in a […]
Access control for people with dementia and related conditions is a significant issue for those creating the infrastructure where sufferers will live, reports Shayne Bamford. Lateral thinking has led to the development of a product and system that makes it all that much easier.
All photography by LightStudies. The TJ house comprises the fitout of a residential apartment within a new eight-storey building in Braddon, one of Canberra’s developing inner urban centres. The clients’ clear vision for the desired character of the space strongly influenced the detailing and material choice. The fitout has an industrial character, partly reminiscent of […]
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