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• Patchwork, Elizabeth Bay by Other Architects

  25-08-2026 07:54 via architectureau.com
  
  A gentle renovation of a 1939 apartment is a joyful exercise of good judgement and a reminder that doing less is as important a design decision as doing more.
  
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• Public invited to have their say on new Sunshine Coast station designs

  25-08-2026 03:28 via architectureau.com
  
  Community consultation is now open on several stations attached to a new rail line dubbed “The Wave”, which is “set to revolutionise travel across the Sunshine Coast,” the Queensland government has said.
  
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• Why your brain has to work harder in an open-plan office than private offices

  25-08-2026 03:27 via architectureau.com
  
  Research has shown the significant hidden toll of poor office design on productivity, health and employee retention – better design at work should be seen as a necessity.
  
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• A civic gateway for Pakenham

  25-08-2026 03:08 via indesignlive.com
  
  Reimagining the role of transport infrastructure, Pakenham Station is transforming a utilitarian transit interchange into a civic landmark and catalyst for urban renewal.Delivered as part of Victoria’s ambitious Level Crossing Removal Project, Genton’s design for Pakenham Station replaces three dangerous level crossings while establishing a new elevated rail precinct that reconnects the heart of Pakenham. As the threshold between metropolitan Melbourne and Gippsland, the project is c
  
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• Getting hands-on with Savage Design’s Ministry of Metals

  25-08-2026 02:39 via indesignlive.com
  
  Ahead of Saturday Indesign on the 12th of September, Savage Design invited a small group of architects and interior designers into its showroom for a preview of Ministry of Metals, the interactive experience it will present as part of this year’s program. The idea is simple: instead of talking about metals from a distance, let designers handle them, test them and work with them directly.“Knowledge sticks when you make something, not just when you read about it,” says James Groo
  
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