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Bright yellow balconies enliven Melbourne apartment block by Austin Maynard Architects - Vimarsana News

Bright yellow balconies enliven Melbourne apartment block by Austin Maynard Architects

A "mountainous" zig-zag roofline and bright yellow balconies define the ParkLife apartment block in the Brunswick neighbourhood of Melbourne, which has been completed by local studio Austin Maynard Architects.

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Simba Vision Montessori School named best building as Dezeen Awards architecture winners announced - Vimarsana News

Simba Vision Montessori School named best building as Dezeen Awards architecture winners announced

Simba Vision Montessori School has been named Dezeen Awards 2023 architecture project of the year and all 15 architecture winners have been announced.

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Park Hill Phase 2 named best project as Dezeen Awards sustainability winners revealed - Vimarsana News

Park Hill Phase 2 named best project as Dezeen Awards sustainability winners revealed

Park Hill Phase 2 has won Dezeen Awards 2023 sustainable project of the year following the announcement of all six sustainability winners.

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Another accolade for Nightingale's sustainable utopia - Vimarsana News

Another accolade for Nightingale's sustainable utopia

Nightingale Village has continued its run of critical acclaim, winning the Industry Leader award in the Sustainable Places category at the 2023 Premier’s Sustainability Awards.

UK-trained architect leading new ideas in community design - Vimarsana News

UK-trained architect leading new ideas in community design

“When I joined and took on this piece of research, I saw that Hayball was creating communities and this huge social impact but just didn’t really have a way of tracking and measuring it,” explains Barry. Having moved to Sydney from the UK, she notes how legislation there has already shifted the industry into this space – since 2012, she explains, any project bids over £30,000 must report on the social and environmental value adds.