Painting Industry News

Aspect Studios has been awarded the detailed design tender for the transformation of a mining town in Western Australia.

An existing 1970s building in Sydney’s Surry Hills will be transformed with a distinctive façade under a proposal by Candalepas Associates.

Italian artist and designer Prospero Rasulo says that sidelining the idea of a particular “market” is one approach to designing objects that enhance everyday life.

Apartments in an iconic block on Brisbane’s Kangaroo Point Peninsula retain the best features of the rustic Queenslander while fulfilling the needs and expectations of contemporary urban dwellers.

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Philip Thalis and Benjamin Driver consider the latest planning strategy for Sydney, and ask do our conventional planning methods meet the needs of our evolving cities?

The inaugural Eat Drink Design Talks unpacked the challenges of hospitality design and speculated about its future.

An architecturally primordial experience, the 2019 NGV Architecture Commission is a platform for Indigenous communities to tell their stories.

Designed by Tzannes and Blight Rayner, the 19-storey Engineering Innovation Hub will be home to Western Sydney University's architecture school.

So many concessions have been made to pass South Australia's controversial land tax reform that the Greens, whose votes are crucial, may now not support it.

Leaders in WA's remote Djarindjin say they will push ahead with plans to expand their airport with or without State Government support.

South Australia's Environment Protection Authority discovers and shuts down an illegal waste dump near the end of the Murray River.

Briefed to design a gymnasium, the architect of this winning project delivered much more than an enclosed sports facility that has become a community beacon.

Described as a building of two characters, the winning design for a car park and commercial tower in Sydney's Penrith also includes a multitude of public and community amenities.

With Australia’s population set to almost double by 2066, the handwringing over increased density and sprawl will only increase. Yet these circumstances offer architects and urban planners an opportunity for courageous creativity.

Subcontractors and suppliers are warned to "exercise caution" when dealing with Frank Nadinic, whose building company's licence was cancelled in Queensland over alleged illegal activity on a construction site.

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