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High-performing acoustic solutions deliver transformational student experience at Boola Katitjin - Vimarsana News

High-performing acoustic solutions deliver transformational student experience at Boola Katitjin

Autex Acoustics’ products were chosen not only for their durability, versatility, and performance but also for their carbon-neutral status and robust sustainability credentials.

Aurecon commits $200K for research hub to advance timber in the built environment - Vimarsana News

Aurecon commits $200K for research hub to advance timber in the built environment

As a Principal Partner of the Hub, Aurecon is involved in various research nodes including Performance of Building Components, Manufacturing Innovation, Towards a Low Carbon and Circular Economy, and Building Performance for Occupants.

UTS in $7.5 million grant for timber - Vimarsana News

UTS in $7.5 million grant for timber

This week: Alireza Ahmadian Fard Fini secures research funding for timber, Pollination appointment, smart homes rising in the EU, and more.

Winners of 2023 Australian Timber Design Awards present their projects at Melbourne forum - Vimarsana News

Winners of 2023 Australian Timber Design Awards present their projects at Melbourne forum

WoodSolutions is organising a special case study-focussed seminar featuring the winning projects at the 2023 Australian Timber Design Awards, all presented by their creators.

Williamson to lead the west as Government Architect | Architecture & Design - Vimarsana News

Williamson to lead the west as Government Architect | Architecture & Design

Emma Williamson has been officially unveiled as Western Australia’s new Government Architect, tasked with providing design leadership and strategic advice to enhance the state’s built environment as she succeeds Rebecca Moore after three years of service.