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architectureau.com > articles > plans-for-2-billion-twin-tower-residential-project-in-broadbeach-revealed

Plans for $2 billion twin-tower residential project in Broadbeach revealed

2+ week, 7+ hour ago   (353+ words) Led by Plus Studio, the design for “One Broadbeach” envisions almost 1,000 new apartments on the Gold Coast's beachfront. The vision for a new development titled “One Broadbeach,” set to deliver 952 residences to the Gold Coast, has been unveiled. Designed by…...

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architectureau.com > articles > emerging-architects-invited-to-submit-to-unbuilt-exhibition

Emerging architects invited to submit to Unbuilt exhibition

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (370+ words) Expressions of interest are now open for an Adelaide Design Week exhibition that will provide visibility to unrealised architecture and designs which might have otherwise remained unseen. Image: Courtesy of EmAGN Expressions of interest are now open for a forthcoming…...

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architectureau.com > calendar > exhibitions > unsw-built-environment-graduation-exhibition

UNSW Built Environment graduation exhibition

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (105+ words) Discover the next generation of architects, designers, planners and innovators at the UNSW Built Environment Graduation Exhibition 2026. Showcasing the work of graduating students across: · Construction Management and Property There will be live music, food trucks and bar facilities. A new…...

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architectureau.com > articles > institute-urges-caution-in-response-to-federal-opposition-pledge-to-simplify-national-construction-code

Institute urges caution in response to federal opposition pledge to simplify national construction code

4+ week, 2+ day ago   (477+ words) The opposition has said they’ll cut the construction code down to an 80-page “Basic Australian Standard”, to which the Australian Institute of Architects has responded, “The code is a set of minimum standards and we’ve consistently said they should be…...

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architectureau.com > articles > indigenising-the-built-environment-how-did-we-get-here

Indigenising the built environment: How did we get here?

1+ mon, 2+ day ago   (791+ words) In 2021, the National Standard of Competency for Architects adopted criteria that centre Country and First Nations culture as fundamental considerations of the built environment. Findings from the Indigenising the Built Environment in Australia survey give us a glimpse of the…...

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architectureau.com > articles > in-conversation-with-ana-calic-mclean-designer-behind-july-flagship-qv

In conversation with Ana Ćalić McLean, designer behind July's QV Melbourne store

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (747+ words) For luggage brand July, this store in Melbourne’s QV is its biggest yet at 250 square metres. Design studio In Addition conceived the space as an immersive architectural experience, where users move through three sculptural chambers inspired by the geometry, warmth…...

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architectureau.com > articles > allen-kong-on-whether-inclusive-design-should-move-from-aspiration-to-obligation

Allen Kong on whether inclusive design should move from aspiration to obligation

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (394+ words) ArchitectureAu Asks the Melbourne architect and National Enabling Architecture Committee convenor, “Our building code ensures occupants’ safety, amenity, health and accessibility – what about their sense of belonging?” Image: Graphic by Tom Grant The building code is the minimum standard. So,…...

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architectureau.com > articles > justine-clark-on-whether-inclusive-design-should-move-from-aspiration-to-obligation

Justine Clark on whether inclusive design should move from aspiration to obligation

1+ mon, 4+ week ago   (505+ words) ArchitectureAu Asks the Melbourne architectural researcher and advocate, “Our building code ensures occupants’ safety, amenity, health and accessibility – what about their sense of belonging?” Image: Graphic by Tom Grant It’s very tricky. I’m not sure how you can legislate inclusivity…...

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architectureau.com > articles > the-rothschild-by-candalepas-associates

The Rothschild by Candalepas Associates

2+ mon, 5+ day ago   (352+ words) 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. Approaching the site of The Rothschild, and standing within it, there is a sense…...

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architectureau.com > articles > Koichi-Takada-designed-residential-tower-proposed-for-Fortitude-Valley

Koichi Takada-designed residential tower proposed for Fortitude Valley

2+ mon, 1+ week ago   (235+ words) The proposed 34-storey tower includes 189 apartments, commercial office space and two levels of rooftop amenities. A proposal for a 34-storey residential tower in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley, designed by Koichi Takada Architects and featuring layered facade planting, has been lodged with…...