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COLORBOND® STEEL REVITALISES THE PUFFING BILLY LAKESIDE VISITOR CENTRE

Billy Klein June 26, 2024
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NEOLITH HELPS DESIGNERS NAVIGATE CHANGE IN CANDID PANEL DISCUSSION

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discussion hosted by Australian Design Review (ADR) and Neolith on navigating
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Designer selects: Rachael Fry on the Pierre Yovanovitch Mobilier collection


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Many fireplaces, but only one Cheminées Philippe


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Top projects honoured at Queensland architecture awards


The Australian Institute of Architects celebrated Queensland’s best architecture
for 2024 at their annual State Awards ceremony on Friday 21 June at Brisbane’s
City Hall.  The State Awards jury, comprising esteemed architects and leaders in
the Queensland design industry, recognised more than 42 projects spanning 20
categories such as public, residential, education, sustainable architecture and
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COLORBOND® steel revitalises the Puffing Billy Lakeside Visitor Centre


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Australian Design Review (ADR) recently travelled to Bali with the 30UNDER30
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getting to know this exciting multidisciplinary cohort, the passions that drive
their work and what makes them tick creatively. Sarah Yap, registered architect
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30UNDER30’s Petro Zghirin on pushing technological advancement


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A Melbourne Design Week conversation: New Epping’s journey to celebrate Country


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Country at New Epping. In 2021, Riverlee partnered with Greenshoot Consulting to
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