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Wang Shu and Lu Wenyu named curators of Venice Architecture Biennale 2027
Wang Shu and Lu Wenyu were appointed to curate the twentieth edition of the Venice Architecture Biennale, opening in May 2027.
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Yeo Yo by Archaea
Confident and joyful in expression, this addition takes cues from a humble childhood toy, reimagining a 1925 Adelaide bungalow through curved forms and crafted detail.
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Adaptive reuse in WA turns teachers college into workplace
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Spaceagency Architects’ workplace project involves the adaptive reuse of a 1913 Edwardian teachers’ college in Fremantle, Western Australia, transforming the former educational building into a contemporary corporate workplace while retaining its heritage character. Rather than introducing extensive structural change, the design focuses on conserving the building’s original plan, generous volumes and access to natural light — all while upgrading it to meet the functional a
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NSW moves to standardise development application process with new digital tool
Proposed planning reforms would introduce a statewide set of development application requirements and a new digital tool to help homeowners navigate the process.
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Harry Seidler retrospective arrives in Sydney after Venice debut
Following a showing at Venice’s San Marco Art Centre, Migrating Modernism: The architecture of Harry Seidleris set to open at the University of Sydney’s Chau Chak Wing Museum.
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Design for ‘tallest’ residential towers in Sydney approved
A $3.5 billion project for twin towers, designed by FJC Studio in collaboration with Trias Studio, Aileen Sage and Polly Harbison Design, has been greenlit in Sydney.
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What AHEC’s Wood for the Trees Reveals About the Future of Sustainable Design
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Hardwood is most familiar to us in its finished form, as furniture, flooring, or interior finishes. While we often admire the finished product, less visible are the decades of planning and stewardship that make these materials possible.That was the starting point for Wood for the Trees, an exhibition presented by the American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) during 3daysofdesign 2026, Copenhagen’s annual design festival. Set within Material Matters at the historic waterfront Gammel Dok build
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Special delivery for the people of Ofload
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When freight logistics company Ofload was designing a new workplace and headquarters on Clarence Street in Sydney, using design to enhance the office environment was a priority.The new 155 Clarence Street property was refurbished across two levels, to create a dynamic, energising, welcoming and collaborative destination workplace. The aesthetic embodies the company’s ambitions for growth, and its progressive brand identity. Playfulness is balanced by professionalism, and zones that encoura
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INDE.Awards celebrates ten years with shortlist reveal at Zenith
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The design community came together at Zenith‘s Sydney showroom last week as the INDE.Awards officially unveiled its 2026 shortlist, marking the beginning of this year’s awards season and celebrating a significant milestone for the program.The design community gathered at Zenith’s Sydney showroom last week to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the INDE.Awards, with the evening marking the first time the program’s shortlist has been revealed live in front of the people behin
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INDE.Awards celebrates 10 years with shortlist reveal at Zenith
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The design community came together at Zenith‘s Sydney showroom last week as the INDE.Awards officially unveiled its 2026 shortlist, marking the beginning of this year’s awards season and celebrating a significant milestone for the program.This year’s event carried added significance as the INDE.Awards celebrates its tenth anniversary. Rather than announcing the shortlist over breakfast, as in previous years, shortlisted architects, designers, manufacturers and partners gathered
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A bold light and sound experience by Autex Acoustics and DARKON
via indesignlive.comLast month, Melbourne’s Bennetts Lane came alive to celebrate SENSATION, an immersive experience hosted by Autex Acoustics and DARKON. With more than 200 architects, designers and specifiers in attendance, the event showcased how acoustics and lighting shape the way spaces are perceived and occupied.The many attendees gathered high in the sky, on levels 14 and 15, in a recently completed fjcstudio commercial building and enjoyed cocktails, wine and delicious food while gaining a deeper und
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Art, acoustics and colour come together
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More than 100 architects and designers gathered at Wilkhahn‘s Sydney showroom in Surry Hills last month as Woven Image officially launched its latest collaboration with Australian artist Ben Goss.The evening marked the introduction of a new collection that translates Goss’ expressive paintings into a series of digitally printed EchoPanel® acoustic panels and murals, while also opening a broader conversation around the role of art within commercial interiors. Representatives from
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Laneway houses to open during Open House Melbourne
These homes, tucked into Melbourne's laneways, will be open to the public as part of Open House Melbourne 2026 weekend program between 24–26 July.
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March on Milan
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March Studio and Aesop go way back. As neighbours in Melbourne, Rodney Eggleston’s studio has been working with the brand from the beginning — and, in this most prestigious setting of Milan Design Week, it was to these roots that the designer reached back when crafting the ‘Factory of Light.’“It was very much about going back to first principles,” says Eggleston. “I think what Jean-Philippe [Bonnefoi, Aesop’s Head of R
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The Rothschild by Candalepas Associates
In a rapidly densifying inner-Sydney where rote residential builds are becoming the norm, a new project stands apart with surprising flourishes and a refreshingly off-beat rhythm.
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Green tram tracks cut heat and beautify cities. Why isn’t Australia doing it?
Taming urban heat doesn’t necessarily require extravagant ideas such as air-conditioned footpaths. Some of the most effective tools are simple adjustments to infrastructure we already have, using nature to cool cities down.
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International design competition announced for Bays West waterfront precinct
The two-stage competition will begin with a global callout for expressions of interest, followed by an invitation-only, paid design phase for shortlisted competitors.
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Fireside with Kirsten Stanisich, Jonathan Richards and Royal Oak Floors
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Tickets here!Join us for an intimate fireside discussion with Kirsten Stanisich and Jonathan Richards, co-founders and directors of renowned Surry Hills-based interior design and architecture practice, Richards Stanisich.Known for their expansive thinking, integrity and craftsmanship, Kirsten and Jonathan will share their knowledge and insights, and reflect on the experiences they have gained throughout their expansive careers in the design industry. With a strong emphasis on creative identity,
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Denj Lane by Carter Williamson Architects
A sprightly Sydney studio turns the often-overlooked laneway into a stage for domestic life, demonstrating how small-scale dwellings can diversify housing stock in the inner suburbs.
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Vale Peter Moeck 1961–2026
A tribute to Peter Moeck, an architect whose philosophy was grounded in careful listening, collaboration and strengthening the communities his work served.
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North Stradbroke Island project recognised for biophilic design
An Indigenous arts and cultural centre on North Stradbroke Island has been honoured with two biophilic design awards.
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Custom Architectural Products – Balancing Creativity with Caution
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Sometimes architects find that their project has a special requirement that can’t be met by standard products or systems. To maintain design integrity, customisation is the preference– and in many cases the only – option.Suppliers can often propose solutions using standard products in a different way from usual or embark on producing something entirely new and unique. Creativity is the core skill of architecture but in the case of bespoke products a departure from the standard
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Why Bio-Based & Rapidly Renewable Building Materials Matter
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Defined as building components derived from natural, living organisms (such as plants, fungi, and bacteria), biomaterials are experiencing a renaissance. Beyond the most obvious material (i.e. timber), we are beginning to see a broad range of such products in the built environment.One of the key attractions of such materials is that, when specified appropriately, they support sustainable architecture by reducing embodied carbon and dependence on finite resources.In this session of CPD Live we fo
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Thermal Bridging in Commercial Buildings – A Guide for Specifiers
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Thermal bridging occurs when heat bypasses insulation through more conductive materials or structural elements within the building envelope. While often considered a detailing issue, its impact extends far beyond individual components – influencing whole-building performance, energy efficiency and occupant comfort.In commercial buildings, unaddressed thermal bridging can reduce the effectiveness of insulation, increase heating and cooling demand, and contribute to higher operational energy
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Reigniting Regenerative Architecture
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As the industry faces increasing pressure to address embodied carbon, resource depletion and climate impact, architects are facing the challenge of moving from “doing less harm” to actively designing buildings and interiors that contribute positively to environmental and human systems.In this context, in this session of CPD Live, we consider the renewed importance of regenerative architecture, reframing it as a critical next step beyond conventional sustainability.Architects will gai
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Understanding & Enhancing Weathertightness in Facades
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Distinct from airtightness, weathertightness refers to a building’s capacity to protect itself from external weather conditions, as a means of reducing air/water intrusion and the presence of moisture in the building envelope.The reason weathertightness is important, and the reason architects should seek to create barriers against inclement weather, is that it helps to protect the structural integrity of the building in question. It prevents the accumulation of moisture within walls, which
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Nine Ways to Turn AI into Your Business’ Secret Weapon
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Beyond the noise surrounding its arrival – and the claims of everything from previously-unimaginable efficiency and prosperity on the one hand, to mass unemployment and dystopia on the other – there is no doubting that artificial intelligence is set to change the world. Like it or not, AI is here to stay.That said, the obvious question for architects – and indeed anybody with a job – is how is this all going to affect me? While this is not yet completely clear, for archit
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Spatial Planning Under the Livable Housing Design Standard (LHDS)
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The Livable Housing Design Standard (LHDS) sets out technical provisions to help ensure Class 1a and 2 buildings better meet the needs of the community, including older people and those with mobility limitations.Since its introduction into the National Construction Code (NCC) in 2022, Livable Housing Design is no longer a “nice to have”, but a mandatory requirement for applicable residential projects.In practice, however, designers often encounter challenges when implementing these s
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Forever Chemicals & Microplastics in Drinking Water – Risks, Responsibilities & Best-Practice Filtration
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Commonly known as ‘forever chemicals’, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a group of synthetic chemicals used in consumer products (to enhance non-stick coatings and waterproofing properties), and also in firefighting foams and various industrial processes.‘Microplastics’, on the other hand, are defined as small plastic pieces that measure less than 5 mm in length. Found in personal care products, industrial abrasives, agricultural fertilizer coatings and more
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Rugs & Axminster Carpet for Commercial Applications – A Guide for Specifiers
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There are several considerations when specifying flooring for commercial projects. To varying degrees – and depending on weather the job in question involves an office, a kindergarten, a public bar, or a hotel foyer – the floor chosen needs to be durable, easy to clean and safe.Beyond functional requirements, commercial flooring should also look good. It should work with broader aesthetic themes, speak to various other architectural inclusions, elevate the ambience of a space and eve
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