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As Australia takes a decisive stand against silicosis with a landmark ban on engineered stone products, WK Stone proudly introduces Quantum Zero – a groundbreaking collection of crystalline silica-free, recycled surfaces.
The undulating roof of the Warren Integrated Studies Hub emerges from within the landscape in a fluid fusion of biophilic design and architectural integrity that unearths the immense creative potential of building materials.
Yellamundie Library by fjcstudio in Liverpool, Western Sydney features an extensive array of options for community use, as well as a striking façade design.
Fremantle Design Week 2024, running from 18th to 25th October, will transform the Western Australian city into a vibrant creative hub with more than 50 design-focused events.
September ushered in a season of growth and transformation in architecture and design, with firms welcoming new leaders and reshaping their strategies.
The design at Fotografiska Shanghai honours the industrial legacy of the building, forming an authentic, multi-layered environment for photography exhibitions.
Recognisable for its illustrious portfolio throughout Asia, Lanson Place Hospitality Management Limited introduces its inaugural Australian property opening in September.
Elsternwick Gardens boasts an impressive roster of collaborating designers, with a project set to take shape in Melbourne that centres landscape, culture and community.
An exhibition in Melbourne explores the intersection of fashion and design through the powerful collaboration of two renowned designers in Melbourne.
It’s big and bold and very red and Architecture Discipline’s new book will provide food for thought as it turns the idea of a monograph on its head.
In the bustling coastal corridor between the Gold Coast and Brisbane, the new Distillery Road Markets precinct has become a major drawcard for tourists and locals alike. At the heart of this creative redevelopment of a former industrial precinct is The FED, which stands for Food, Entertainment and Dining.
Health and wellbeing have become key pillars in modern residential building design. As more people recognise the importance of living in spaces that promote physical and mental health, architects and builders are prioritising features that enhance wellbeing.