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The NSW government says it will consider extending assistance to apartment owners who have already been forced to pay for the removal of combustible cladding.
Australian engineering firm ACOR Consultants has been appointed the Global Façade Consultant for Project Remediate, the NSW Government’s landmark
With the materials on our existing buildings declining, the risk of fire within these dwellings reaching catastrophic levels. As witnessed with London’s Grenfell Tower blaze that saw 72 people lose their lives, the need to replace existing cladding systems on our older buildings is of the utmost importance.
Cladding removal from first of 214 towers wonât start until end of year Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Apartment owners will have to wait until late this year before work starts on removing combustible cladding from the first of 214 high-rise residential buildings in Sydney and other parts of NSW. The state governmentâs timeline for replacing dangerous cladding from the apartment buildings deemed at high risk â most in Sydney â has come under attack from Labor and the Greens who a...
In the media Building Stronger Homes Roundtable generates ideas to support homes against natural disasters The Building Stronger Homes Roundtable convened by the Insurance Council of Australia and Master Builders Australia has proposed a number of disaster mitigation and resilience initiatives that will help to strengthen existing homes and communities against extreme weather events (19 February 2021). More... Housing construction eclipses records Construction on new houses will hit a record high this year, however, there are concerns this boom could be short-lived. Demographic shifts and Hom...