Wildaroo Ventures in Sydney, Green Timber Technology in Orange and a host of other timber enthusiasts are trying to change the game for every ...

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Solving the affordably housing crisis requires state initiatives to be appropriately targeted and sustained. So far, NSW is stumbling. It’s no wonder ...

The solutions to the building defect problem must be multipronged and address incentives and capacity, writes Andrea Sharam. And building code enforcement is essential to a properly functioning ...

A year ago the outlook for women in sustainability was looking a tad on the grim side. Their traditional high visibility in the profession was slipping, ...

After a deadly heat wave exposed the limits of long-term climate planning, Paris is accelerating urban redesign through greener streets, cooler buildings and climate-resilient neighbourhoods.

In a recent address in Sydney Henriette Vamberg, partner and managing director at the global urban strategy and design firm Gehl, zeroed in on the ...

Weather events regularly cause catastrophic damage to property across Australia. Yet, for decades, Australia has treated natural disasters as temporary shocks to the housing market.

I expected London Climate Action Week to leave me thinking about climate policy, renewable energy and the pace of global emissions reductions says Heidi Lee.

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Just as we pull together the final strands in our revised and enhanced Q3 and Q4 events program, there’s been a stream of stories that show how bang on target our topics are.

The NSW government has proposed a new bill that would streamline building approvals for modern methods of construction (MMC), help resolve building disputes faster, and introduce harsher penalties for ...