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STEEL PROFILE Edition 133 launched – inspirational projects, informative insights and more - Vimarsana News

STEEL PROFILE Edition 133 launched – inspirational projects, informative insights and more

Architects continue to come up with novel ways to design with steel on all scales. Edition 133 takes us on a tour of projects featuring everything from complex, major structures to intricate detailing.

Ben reaches the Peake of AIA emerging architect accolades - Vimarsana News

Ben reaches the Peake of AIA emerging architect accolades

Carter Williamson Design Director Ben Peake has been awarded the 2023 Emerging Architect Prize by the NSW Chapter of the Australian Institute of Architects, with the trailblazer recognised for his extensive leadership in his profession, as well as being an agent of social and cultural change.

Andrew N. Liveris Building gets top gong at 2022 AIA QLD Architecture Awards - Vimarsana News

Andrew N. Liveris Building gets top gong at 2022 AIA QLD Architecture Awards

Unveiled in April, the Andrew N. Liveris Building is the new 11-storey home of the School of Chemical Engineering at the University of Queensland’s St Lucia campus.

Passive houses on shortlist of 2022 NSW Architecture Awards' sustainable category. - Vimarsana News

Passive houses on shortlist of 2022 NSW Architecture Awards' sustainable category.

A growing wave of Australian architects and builders are turning to tightly insulated homes that stay at a steady temperature and are mould-free.

Passive houses on shortlist of 2022 NSW Architecture Awards' sustainable category. - Vimarsana News

Passive houses on shortlist of 2022 NSW Architecture Awards' sustainable category.

A growing wave of Australian architects and builders are turning to tightly insulated homes that stay at a steady temperature and are mould-free.

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