Painting Industry News

Indigenous artist Carly Dodd combines her jewellery and weaving skills to create art that explores political themes.

The Australian Institute of Architects’ Victorian chapter has declared the 2024 Robert Caulfield Graduate Research Scholarship open for entries, with the successful candidate to be awarded $10,000 for architectural research.

International design and architecture website Dezeen has announced its longlist for the 2024 Dezeen Awards, featuring a suite of Australian residences now contending for the shortlist.

In the town of Murrumbateman, north of Canberra, this home epitomises architect Laurie Virr’s deep understanding of the human need for connection to place. Today, it is a reminder of Virr’s belief in the restorative potential of a well-designed house.

A surprising volume concealed within the familiar form of the terrace transforms a once-dark Melbourne home into a serene and secluded private realm.

An off-grid farmhouse guided by principles of family support and sustainability.

Bacterial wilt is a devastating garden disease. Common in hot, humid areas, this soil-borne disease can cause tomatoes and other nightshade vegetable plants to wilt and die suddenly with very little warning. Bacterial wilt is nearly impossible to treat, but there are steps you can take to prevent its spread. Read on to find out more.

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In Cowes on Victoria’s Phillip Island, a new multifunctional facility makes a bold – but not pompous – insertion into the modest urban fabric and provides the diverse regional community with “a singular cultural heart.”

Sherry asks “How do I get rid of torpedo grass in my lawn?"

They don't call it “creeping panic” for nothing! Torpedo grass is very difficult to control once it finds its way into your yard. Pulling or digging only makes it grow faster. Read on for more.

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A new wave of construction is sweeping Bali, carving up rice fields and prime beachfront land for "Instagrammable" villas, resorts and massive tourism projects.

A proposal for a new seven-storey student accommodation building in Moreton Bay, Queensland, has been submitted for planning approval.

As the designer’s own home – and personal passion project – Waverley House combines the existing Brutalist architecture of the home with a highly curated and considered interior, one that highlights the culmination of daily life and of her approach to her own practice.

Architectus has designed a new interior fitout in Brisbane for insurance provider Allianz Australia, which aims to draw people back to the workplace prioritising employee wellbeing.

The Biyal-a Armstrong Creek Library and community hub in Victoria's Geelong has opened, with the new three-storey facility housing a collection of more than 30,000 books and resources.

Construction has started on the HDR-designed RNA Pilot Research and Manufacturing Facility, co-located at Macquarie University’s Wallumattagal campus.

Sixty-four projects have been shortlisted across six categories.

In the Best Restaurant Design category, 23 projects have been shortlisted.

In the Best Bar Design category, 13 projects have been shortlisted.

Two architects have announced they will be running for council in the upcoming city council elections in Sydney and Melbourne.

Avoiding heavy-handed modes of post-disaster reconstruction, a community-led design approach addresses the emergencies of war, displacement and other disasters.