The Sustainable Living Festival begins in earnest today with talks, events and exhibitions in the heart of Melbourne. There will be plenty of opportunities for architects and designers to participate in and learn more about the development responses, products, politics and education initiatives surrounding sustainablity. Visit the website for details on the program of events. […]
February 20th, 2009
The Sustainable Living Festival begins in earnest today with talks, events and exhibitions in the heart of Melbourne. There will be plenty of opportunities for architects and designers to participate in and learn more about the development responses, products, politics and education initiatives surrounding sustainablity.
Visit the website for details on the program of events.
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