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Cutting corners will result in a cycle of disposable development

Late last year, to the alarm of many, a 12-storey apartment block in North Melbourne, built just five years prior, was approved for demolition. Just one example of the average 100,000 buildings that get approved for demolition in Australia each year, it demonstrates what can happen when a short-sighted approach to the urban planning of our cities takes hold — the proliferation of low-grade buildings with short lifespans.
Kangaroo Point United Kingdom City Of North Melbourne Chrisney Formosa Rotherham Hotel

New appointments at Plus Architecture to nurture the next generation of design innovators

“Promoting internally not only recognises the incredible work our designers are doing, reinforcing their abilities and building their confidence but in turn encourages them to support and mentor the wider team. The next generation of designers, we’re excited to be creating new avenues for collaboration and innovation in the built environment,” Plus Architecture director Ian Briggs says.
Western Australia New South Wales New Zealand Gold Coast Tracey Rose Tristan Whelan

How to fix the Missing Middle and devise diverse housing solutions for Queensland's growing population

Architecture & Design will keep you up to date with all of the latest design, building & architecture articles. For more than 50 years, Architecture & Design has been an invaluable resource for the Australian builder, commercial architect, and design professional. Stay up to date with all of the latest information at www.architectureanddesign.com.au
Gold Coast Chrisney Formosa Plus Architecture Principal East Queensland Architecture Principal Ascot Row

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International student taxes should be avoided given PBSA's importance to property market, Property Council says

Taxes on international students who undertake tertiary study in Australia should be quashed, says the Student Accommodation Council, with purpose built student accommodation responsible for 80,000 people taken out of the residential rental market each year.
North Sydney New South Wales Matthew Kandelaars Student Accommodation Council Property Council Group Executive Universities Accord

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