Painting Industry News

The National Gallery of Victoria's upcoming Triennial 2026 transforms its gallery and public spaces with ambitious installations and spatial experiments by global designers.

In Addition’s Lonsdale Street flagship for Lune scales the iconic brand into a monumental interior where pastry production becomes a bold public performance.

The proposed Community Participation Plan would replace more than 100 existing plans across the state with a single, consistent process for public input on planning proposals.

The 7.7-hectare cathedral precinct is the first Australian project for London-based Níall McLaughlin Architects, working alongside local practice Hayball.

Inspired by a patchwork aesthetic of outbuildings and extensions, this laneway addition reorients a Melbourne terrace for the evolving demands of multigenerational living.

Australians in a position to go electric need to be confident in their ability to charge cheaply and conveniently. Relying on public fast chargers won’t be enough – EV drivers will need a high quality public kerbside charging network.

Early designs have been unveiled for stations at Westmead, North Strathfield, Burwood North, Five Dock, The Bays and Hunter Street.

Set to open next year, the heritage adaptation will accommodate around 6,000 students and 200 staff by 2028.

A product round-up featured in ArchitectureAu Products April 2026 issue.

At Adelaide’s Honeydripper, designer Claire Markwick-Smith creates a 1970s vinyl sanctuary where acoustic rigour and warm materiality foster a soulful, unhurried space.

From 540 entries, a jury of esteemed designers and architects has selected 94 finalists in this year's awards.

A beautifully crafted cocoon, this off-grid, one-bedroom home in Tasmanian bushland is a special setting for quiet contemplation.

Set to be the state’s “next iconic walk,” the proposed multi-day hike in the Tyndall Range is slated for completion in 2029.

Following the City of Sydney’s heritage-listing of three buildings of LGBTIQA+ significance last year, the council is proposing to list a further three historic inner-city sites.

Three school projects by Project 12 Architecture evidence a growing movement toward creating inclusive education environments with various strategies that address sensory stimulation.

The expanding physical footprint of artificial intelligence is reshaping built and natural environments, placing new responsibility on architects and planners to guide the delivery of this infrastructure.

Michael Roper, Lachlan Nielsen and Kate Fitzgerald discuss their strategies for ensuring a values alignment between architect and client, and managing expectations when it comes to project costs.

A Victorian couple has been forced to move their home that was accidentally built on the wrong block.

Aldgate House sits amongst dense and established surrounds in the foothills of Adelaide. Fabrikate steer away from reinvention and instead direct the focus to a sharpening of what was already in place, while being an open expression of its current owners and custodians.

Forget touch screens and remote controls – we're turning back time with this curated collection of analogue-inspired products that bring a refreshing sense of tactility to an era of digitisation.