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Logikit from Faucet Strommen is a rough in body system that allows plumbing to taps to be completely operable for site testing before decorative components are fixed.

Ballarat's Bridge Mall is getting a facelift, overseen by an international architecture firm.

Caroma has completed its smart bathroom plumbing eco-system with the introduction of the Intelligent Shower and Eco Valve.

A collaboration between architect and artist, this poignant work in the gardens of the National Gallery of Victoria challenges the colonial legacy of art institutions, interrogating the absence of truth in the western canon and asking: how can architecture reconcile with the brutality of an unlawful and violent colonial history?

Final designs have been unveiled for the proposed Victoria Cross station development, which includes a 42-storey office tower and a new retail laneway.

The ACT government has released early indicative concept designs for a major university campus and bus interchange for Woden in Canberra.

Geoff Warn, who served as government architect from 2013, concluded his term in February 2020.

In recognition of National Reconciliation Week, Carroll Go-Sam outlines how new approaches to design, agency and participation are securing the future of Indigeneity and reshaping architecture.

The eight chimneys haven't been used since the coal-fired power station closed in 2017.

Apartment owners in Sydney's troubled Mascot Towers vote to sue the developer of a neighbouring building, claiming it's "not a coincidence" their homes started cracking while excavation work was conducted next door.

This co-working space in Melbourne’s CBD designed by Foolscap Studio champions different working styles – from conversations in the amphitheatre to brainstorming in a sensory room.

The former Footscray Psychiatric Centre has been given state heritage listing.

The New South Wales and Victorian governments have each announced a raft of major building projects to be fast tracked through the planning assessment system to boost the economy.

The eight chimneys haven't been used since the coal-fired power station closed in 2017.

After a near decade-long hiatus, the AA Prize for Unbuilt Work is back and entries are open.

A tourist hotspot in south-west Victoria unveils plans to unlock land for about 600 new houses, but there's a catch.

Some resource companies expand in regional Queensland, creating much needed jobs as economies tank from the coronavirus.

The Queensland government will fast track a private commercial development, designed PDT Architects, in the Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct.