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Structural engineers claim building regulators have been slow to act, as new construction technology has allowed buildings to bend with the wind but wall and ceiling framing designs have not kept up.
City high-rise residents fear for safety amid ‘terrifying’ creaking We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Residents in Melbourne’s tallest towers are being tormented by creaking noises so loud they are unable to sleep and fear for their safety in a plight made worse by strong winds lashing the city and COVID-19 lockdowns keeping them indoors. In 2019 The Age revealed creaking and banging noises at the Australia 108 and Prima Pearl towers were so disruptive they had caused mental health problems for the resid...
OSK Holdings Bhd's net profit climbed 50.89% year-on-year to RM116.41 million in the first quarter ended March 31, 2021 versus RM77.16 million, on the back of higher revenue mainly driven by its property as well as financial services and investment holding segments.
The people of North Stonehouse who have transformed a forlorn corner of Plymouth A remarkable project may help change how Plymouth people - both residents and visitors alike - view North Stonehouse in the future Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now North Stonehouse has long suffered the ignominy of being one of the most deprived and 'destitute' parts of Plymouth. It's narrow streets and terraced homes, though architecturally stunning, have suffered at the hands of absent landlords, piecemeal regeneration and a typical "we know what's best for you" approach by the various auth...
Jarrod Reedie The first stage of the COX Architecture-designed Melbourne Square is complete, with a range of facilities now made available to the general public. The $2.8 billion development, led by Multiplex, is located within the Southbank district, and now plays host to a new 3,745 square metre Taylor Cullity Lethlean-designed public park, Victoria’s first double-storey Woolworths supermarket, and an 87-place childcare facility operated by THINK subsidiary Nido Early Schools, as well as a diverse range of eateries found adjacent to the supermarket. Twin elliptical towers — 236.7 metres...