Architecture & Design (Australia)

Too often, decisions regarding building products and materials are solely based on the carbon that the building emits throughout its lifetime. But what about the footprint of the materials that are locked in before the building opens its doors? Download the latest whitepaper from Siniat Australia to learn about the importance of upfront carbon to the building sector’s goals for decarbonisation. https://ow.ly/QvtL50SLPmO #sinait #embodiedcarbon #decarbonisation #upfrontcarbon #architecture #design #australiabuilding #buildingemissions

Join us for Ep 214 with Head of Design, Australia, at Unispace, Ian Worthy has helped to transform over 25 workplaces across the Asia Pacific region. Ian holds over 30 years’ of in-depth knowledge and experience in workplace transformation. Much of his project work has focused on multi-site accommodation strategies supported by design-based change management programs. He explains where the workspace and workspace design are heading as we enter the 2nd half of the 2020s. Listen here: https://ow.ly/RBWn50SHPaq This podcast is brought to you in association with GH Commercial proud sponsors of our 2024 Commercial series of podcasts. #WorkplaceDesign #DesignTransformation #CommercialRealEstate #WorkplaceStrategy #OfficeDesign #DesignInnovation #WorkplaceExperience #DesignThinking #DesignPodcast

Clémence Carayol has joined Architecture & Design as the Digital Editor and the new editor of the design publication’s social media platforms. For news, projects, pitching story, interview and podcast ideas, as well as any industry invites for Melbourne events and press invites, you can contact Clémence Carayol at clemence.carayol@architectureanddesign.com.au. #people #careers #design #architecture

Nestled amongst the old-growth Blackbutt trees of Sydney’s Dangar Island, The Perch’s rudimentary silhouette establishes an amicable dialogue with the surrounding landscape. Designed by renowned architect Sue Harper (Sue Harper Architects), this timeless dwelling consists of three pavilions elevated on steel posts to ensure the structure disturbs as little of the undergrowth as possible. Discover how the Electrolux Group's user-centric product design enhances daily living and sustainability. Download our case study to see how Scott King, Global Design Director of Cooking Appliances, transformed his home on Dangar Island with Electrolux innovations. https://ow.ly/1GwZ50SpJqJ #electrolux #electroluxgroup #vintec #aeg #sustainabledesign #design #kitchenappliances #laundryappliances #swedishthinking #residentialdesign

🌟Discover the Future of Birrarung with the NGV's latest exhibition, "Reimagining Birrarung: Design Concepts for 2070," where eight top Australian landscape architecture and design firms unveil their visionary proposals for the Yarra River. These innovative designs, created in collaboration with Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Elders and the Birrarung Council, imagine a future where technology, science, and First Nations knowledge systems harmonise to enhance our connection with this vital ecosystem. Highlights include: 1. ASPECT Studios: Envisioning a green, expansive river corridor with parklands and swimmable waterways. 2. Bush Projects Landscape Architecture: Creating a biodiversity protection zone in the Upper Yarra catchment. 3. McGregor Coxall: A data-driven animated projection model of Birrarung's future. 4. Office: Examining land use and access around Birrarung through a thought-provoking video work. 5. Openwork: Proposing the Birrarung catchment as an autonomous territory. 6. REALMstudios: Postcards from a future Melbourne where land is reclaimed by nature. 7. SBLA Studio: A composite map revealing the intricate layers of the river ecosystem. 8. Taylor Cullity Lethlean: Core samples depicting environmental changes and future collective decisions. The Exhibition is on display at The Ian Potter Centre: National Gallery of Victoria Fed Square, from 23 August 2024 to 2 February 2025. Read the full article on Architecture & Design: https://ow.ly/B9TF50SIL8N

When choosing cladding and facade materials for commercial builds there are several key considerations including aesthetics, safety, functionality durability and environmental impact. With several tragic cladding-related fires in Australia and worldwide, it is more important than ever that safe, non-combustible building products are used for all building facades. Read more: https://ow.ly/Tb9i50SbmYm #cladding #facade #interior #exterior #architect #design Suppliers: Network Architectural DECO Australia Fairview UniCote® Steel Metz DCA Facade Australia

Construction is underway for the Wembley Hill luxury townhomes in Box Hill South, Melbourne, marking another milestone in suburban residential development. Designed by Cox Architecture for Golden Age Group, this project promises 143 three- and four-bedroom townhomes nestled amidst 13,000 square metres of lush green space and parklands. Each townhome features a distinctive façade with a neutral palette of brickwork and natural timber accents, complemented by vertical greenery, reflecting a blend of elegance and sustainability. The interiors designed by Mim Design focus on light-filled spaces and generous access to external views and ventilation, with the adaptable living arrangements also supporting multi-generational living. Read the full article on Architecture & Design: https://ow.ly/ImXS50SCQRG

Leading Australian property group, Aqualand Australia is set to make a significant mark with its new mixed-use project at 132 Arthur Street. This visionary development will feature North Sydney’s first hotel alongside 225 build-to-rent apartments, enhancing the local landscape with 40 storeys of carefully designed space. Jin Lin, Aqualand’s group managing director, underscores the project’s adaptability and community focus: "This venture reflects our commitment to North Sydney...With inspiration drawn from global hospitality hotspots, we aim to introduce a new standard of living that blends luxury with community connectivity, setting a benchmark for future developments in the area." Read the full article on Architecture & Design: https://ow.ly/tF9650SCPeC

6 Hassall Street, for joint clients Charter Hall, Western Sydney University, and UNSW, breaks new ground by combining an education facility for two universities and an A-grade commercial space. A true smart building, the design is driven by cutting edge knowledge of well-being for work and learning environments. The building also represents leadership in sustainable building design and construction, achieving a 6-star Green Star rating. Featured on the cover of Architecture & Design Magazine Q2 2024 - The Commercial Issue. Are you subscribed? Subscribe today: https://lnkd.in/djpmpif Architecture: Blight Rayner Architecture Tzannes Fit Out/Interior Architect: Hassell Structural & Civil: Robert Bird Group 📷 Ben Guthrie, Martin Mischkulnig

The NSW Government has launched an international pattern book design competition allowing architects and architecture students from around the world to design the future face of Sydney and NSW while speeding up the delivery of new homes. This once in a generation opportunity to confront the housing crisis will mean the winning designs used by developers will have access to an accelerated approval pathway. See details for how to enter the competition in the full article on Architecture & Design: https://lnkd.in/gNxqp4Tv