Settlement reached on Perth Arena
The State Government has now reached agreement with BGC Construction on settlement of major contractual claims related to the design of the Perth Arena.
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Planning Review for city’s west
The Council has supported an amendment to its City Planning Scheme to facilitate a high density, mixed use development on land north of the City West train station.
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Builders hopeful of better times in 2012
Builders are hopeful of an upturn in sales in 2012 although immediate activity is likely to remain in the doldrums according to the December 2012 Master Builders/RSM Bird Cameron Survey of Building Conditions.
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Perth architect’s contribution recognised with top award
The Architects Board of Western Australia has presented its annual Board Award for outstanding contribution to the architectural profession, to heritage and multi-award winning Perth Architect, Philip Griffiths.
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Unique book of award winning Australian Architecture
A stunning catalogue of the best contemporary Australian architecture will be launched today in Melbourne at Gallery House, winner of the Australian Institute of Architects National Award for Residential Architecture Houses and designed by Denton Corker Marshall.
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Coolbinia Primary School boasts major upgrade
A major upgrade to Coolbinia Primary School has given the 56-year-old school a new look and provided a modern learning environment for students, Education Minister Liz Constable has announced.
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New building to fill a hole
Development plans for a long-vacant space in a prime CBD location have been approved by the Council.
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App lets architects visualise buildings at the touch of a screen
A new iPad and iPhone app that enables architects and designers to see how facade finishes and colours will look on different types of buildings has been launched by Alucobond Architectural.
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Explore the World of Colour
Colour and trend forecasting requires an in-depth look at what is happening in the world and what is predicted will be happening in the next 5-10years. Bringing together elements of the economy, nature, sustainability and the environment are important in forecasting the direction of colour. PGH Bricks’ team of colour experts and professionals have invested in research to consult and understand how colour transcends and translates into building and design and the direction of colour for the production of bricks.
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Building approvals reform on track
Stakeholders involved in the building industry will have more time to prepare for the new building approvals system in WA.
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Now + When: Australian Urbanism opens in Perth
Experience a future world of floating cities, submerged metropolises and new desert tracts in which much of Australia has become uninhabitable due to climate change.
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CEO awarded landscape architecture fellowship
The Australian Institute of Landscape Architecture’s (AILA) National Council has officially awarded an AILA Fellowship to CEO of South Bank Corporation, Malcolm Snow.
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Coastal development notches three industry awards
One of Perth’s premier waterfront addresses has been named Western Australia’s best overall project at the 2011 Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) WA Awards for Excellence.
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Hotel approved for West Perth
A new 10-level hotel proposed for Wellington Street in West Perth has been given approval by the Council of the City of Perth.
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Place-maker’s death a great loss for the nation
The Australian Institute of Architects has expressed profound sadness at the death of legendary architect Colin Frederick Madigan AO – best known for designing the National Gallery of Australia, among other iconic buildings.
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Building Act Implementation Delay
Earlier this year the new Building Act 2011 was passed through parliament. The new Building Act that reforms the way building approvals are managed in Western Australia will now come into effect on 1 January 2012 (instead of October 2011 as previously envisioned), following a series of consultations held around the State to engage with the building industry and local governments.
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New commercial land release
Lands Minister Brendon Grylls has announced the release of new commercial land in Joondalup as part of the State Government’s support for development of Perth’s North Metropolitan corridor.
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A world first - Insulation for glass
In October 2011 MEP Films launched Enerlogic® Window Film, a revolutionary glazing product that will set new standards regarding the insulating function of retrofit window film.
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$1 billion residential development on the build
The Peninsula, Burswood is built on Mirvac’s reputation for delivering high quality, well-designed and strategically located communities.
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Perth City Link rail project on track
Transport Minister Troy Buswell last week joined Federal Infrastructure and Transport Minister Anthony Albanese for an inspection of the works under way to deliver the $360million rail component of the Perth City Link.
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‘Jewel’ shines on State Heritage Register
Bijou Theatre in Esperance, the oldest purpose-built theatre still operating in Western Australia, has entered the State Register of Heritage Places.
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Turners Auctions to Hold 2-Day Receivership Auction in Auckland, NZ
More than 500 lots of plant and machinery will go under the hammer in one of New Zealand’s largest ever auctions.
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Major milestone achieved on Highway interchange
Bridge beams for the new Great Eastern Highway-Roe Highway interchange have been erected, heralding a major milestone in the $112.6million project, jointly funded by the State and Federal governments.
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Government decision paves the way for new Bunbury Waterfront
The State Government has announced approval of a $23.8million funding strategy for Stage 1 of the proposed Bunbury Waterfront development.
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Mining & Construction hiring optimism takes a hit for fourth quarter
Global uncertainty dampens Australian hiring outlook; job prospects remain strongest in Western Australia.
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89 countries, one cause: industry unites for World Green Building Week
The property and construction industries from 89 nations representing more than 30,000 organisations will unite next week for World Green Building Week.
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Works tenders call for Riverside development
Planning Minister John Day said tenders have been called for significant road and infrastructure works adjacent to the four-hectare Waterbank site, part of EPRA’s Riverside project in East Perth.
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Abigroup joint venture wins Pilbara rail formation earthworks contract
An Abigroup led joint venture has secured an $83 million contract with Rio Tinto Iron Ore for work in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.
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Contract awarded for 3,000 car bays at QEII site
Treasurer Christian Porter and Health Minister Kim Hames have announced Capella Parking will begin construction in early September of an aesthetically focused, seven-storey car park at the Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre (QEIIMC) site.
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Developers shortlisted for Eglinton residential project
Lands Minister Brendon Grylls has announced three companies shortlisted by LandCorp in its search for a development partner at their northern suburbs Eglinton landholding.
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Work to start on Beatty Park refurbishment
One of Western Australia’s historic sporting facilities will receive a makeover following the handover of $5million funding from the State Government towards the long term lease of nib Stadium.
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Conference highlights urban design solutions
The 4th International Urban Design Conference is being held at the Surfers Paradise Marriott Resort and Spa from the 21st – 23rd September 2011.
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Grants awarded to coastal projects
Grants worth $672,814 have been awarded to 26 conservation and regeneration projects along the Western Australian coastline.
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JD Hardie Youth Centre reopens
State Government Royalties for Regions funding has provided South Hedland residents with exciting new services and facilities with the $9.55million redevelopment of the JD Hardie Youth Centre.
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Birth of City of Greater Geraldton
The City of Geraldton-Greenough and the Shire of Mullewa, in the State’s Mid-West, have formally amalgamated.
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Urban Interior: Book Launch
What does it mean to live in a contemporary urbanised city? Can design contribute more than just “designer” interiors and facades? What makes a city vibrant, livable and enjoyable?
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Green car purchases could drastically cut carbon emissions
Carbon emissions from cars and light commercial vehicles could have been cut by over a third in 2010, if Australians had made greener purchasing decisions according to a National Transport Commission (NTC) report.
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Incolink Board Chairman has passed away
Mr David Murden AM passed away suddenly on Thursday 2 June 2011 in Melbourne.
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Public invited to comment on Roe Highway extension
The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) today released the Public Environmental Review (PER) of the proposed Roe Highway extension.
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Contract awarded for Kwinana Freeway widening
The construction company which will widen Kwinana Freeway between Leach and Roe highways from two to three lanes each way has been selected, clearing the way for major building activities to start in July.
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Long-term future of Fremantle inner harbour secure
Transport Minister Troy Buswell has announced Fremantle Ports’ inner harbour would be retained as an operating container and general cargo ‘working port’ for the long-term future.
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Broome North house and land packages to deliver more choice
As part of the State Government’s commitment to increase housing choice in the Kimberley, Landcorp has released 50 house and land packages at the exciting new Broome North development, Waranyjarri Estate.
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Opportunity for medium-density development in Karratha
To meet the growing demand for housing in the Pilbara, the State Government is calling for Expressions of Interest (EOI) from suitably qualified companies to develop medium-density housing at Baynton West in Karratha.
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Mid-West Shire winner in National Award
Local Government Minister John Castrilli has congratulated the Shire of Morawa for winning a category of the 2011 National Awards for Local Government.
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The transformation of Perth
The State Government’s work to transform Perth through key urban renewal projects has received a funding boost in the 2011-12 State Budget.
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Lord Mayor signs contract for carbon offset
The City of Perth will be planting another 85,000 trees in rural Western Australia in the next phase of its carbon offset program.
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COX Architecture wins TWO Awards for Singapore’s MARINA BAY
Cox Architecture with Arup and Architects 61 received two honourable mentions at the 11th Singapore Institute of Architects Architectural Design Awards for their additions to Singapore’s heart in Marina Bay.
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Work begins on Whiteman Edge development
Stage One of Whiteman Edge, a 3,000-lot development which will provide affordable housing options, has commenced with Housing Minister Troy Buswell turning the first sod today.
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State Government welcomes WA’s newest wind farm
Energy Minister Peter Collier has welcomed the official opening of Western Australia’s newest clean energy project, the Mt Barker Wind Farm.
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Kalgoorlie Courthouse project out to tender
A new courthouse for Kalgoorlie-Boulder is a step closer with tender submissions being invited from tomorrow for the construction of the proposed Hannan Street complex.
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A Unique Event
Asia’s resilience has manifested itself this year as most of the region’s economies swiftly bounced back from the global recession. Asia’s emergence as a powerhouse is unmistakable and palpable. However despite these bright prospects, by no means will rapid growth continue automatically. The region will need to build on and address the increasing lack of adequate core infrastructure to ensure it continues to be unshakable force in the global economy.
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Australian architecture receives boost in Seoul
Australian architecture has received a major boost internationally courtesy of Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s attendance at the opening of an innovative exhibition in Seoul focusing on ‘possible futures for urban spaces’.
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Alkimos Wastewater Treatment Scheme opened
The future of Alkimos as the focal point of the fastest growth region in Western Australia has moved closer with the official opening of the Alkimos Wastewater Treatment Scheme.
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$2million Hampton Senior High School upgrade
Theatre, dance and fitness activities face a major boost as part of a $2million upgrade at Hampton Senior High School in Perth’s eastern suburbs.
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Lecture honours landscape architecture pioneer
The life and career of pioneering landscape architect and RMIT University Adjunct Professor, Robin Edmond, will be celebrated through a series of presentations by some of the nation’s top urban designers in a memorial lecture this week.
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2011 Gold Medal for Architecture
The winner of Australia’s most coveted annual architectural prize – the Australian Institute of Architects’ 2011 Gold Medal for Architecture – will be announced in Perth at the Australian Achievement in Architecture Awards (AAAA) on Thursday 24 March.
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Construction begins on new Karratha family centre
Families in the Pilbara are set to benefit from the Baynton West Family Centre, a purpose-built facility in Karratha that will provide a number of services including child care and an infant health clinic.
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Safe beginnings for indigenous trainee construction project
A construction project largely by young Aboriginal people is celebrating a remarkable claim to safety.
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Landmark church restored to former glory
Restoration work on St Mary’s Anglican Church in South Perth is complete and a re-dedication service was held on Sunday to celebrate the event.
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Appeal to help Perth Hills fire victims
An appeal has been opened to help people suffering as a result of fierce fires that swept through parts of the Perth Hills on the weekend.
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Gunns to close WA sawmill in Feb
Gunns says it has no option but to close down its sawmilling site at Deanmill, near Manjimup, in Western Australia's south-west.
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Zaha Hadid cashes in as firm's profits treble
Zaha Hadid received a personal dividend of £1.5 million in the last financial year on the back of a near trebling of profits at her practice.
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Work to commence on $4.3million bridge project at Jalbarragup
Construction of the new concrete bridge over the Blackwood River at Jalbarragup, in the Shire of Nannup, will commence this month.
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Waste disposal gets $10million boost
Environment Minister Bill Marmion announced $10million in new State Government funding for the Waste Authority’s Household Hazardous Waste program, which supports the collection and disposal of hazardous materials in Perth.
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National Architecture Conference speakers
Japan’s most venerable architect and Pritzker Prize Laureate Fumihiko Maki has been confirmed to headline an international ‘who’s who’ of nine top architects from five continents and three generations speaking at the ‘Natural Artifice’ 2011 National Architecture Conference.
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$3.8million works to start on Tonkin Highway
Asphalt works to improve the section of Tonkin Highway between Corfield Street and Armadale Road start this month.
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Helena Water chosen to build Mundaring Water Treatment Plant
Water Minister Bill Marmion today announced that Helena Water was the preferred consortium to fund, build and operate the new Mundaring Water Treatment Plant.
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Green Cities
Green Cities, the largest and most influential green building conference, will be held from Sunday 27 February to Wednesday 2 March in Melbourne.
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Fly Forbo Award goes AUS/NZ
Forbo is proud to announce that its Fly Forbo Award has extended across the Tasman, and this year is looking for a winning project from Australia and another from New Zealand.
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John Holland wins contract to start work on Albany Health Campus
Construction of the $170million Albany Health Campus is on target to start early this year with the appointment of John Holland Pty Ltd as the builder.
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The nature of design for a new decade
Office environments have come a long way from the drab cubicles and fluorescent lights of years gone by. During the past decade, the office design industry has been flooded with new trends driven by innovation, corporate, cultural and market demands. As we head into 2011, leading design, project management and construction company, Valmont predicts an increasing momentum of social and environmental influences in office fit outs.
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Minister announces new tender for next phase of Kalgoorlie Health Campus
The new Kalgoorlie Health Campus came a step closer today with the awarding of the tender for the next phase of its $55.8million redevelopment.
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Green funding approved
Environmental grants and sponsorship of almost $40,000 have been approved by the Council of the City of Perth.
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2011 WA Chapter Architecture Awards entries open
It’s that time of the year again! The online registrations for the 2011 WA Chapter Architecture Awards opened on 1 December 2010, and will close at 4.00 pm on Friday 4th March 2011.
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Perth trial of recharging recycled water into groundwater begins
A pioneering Groundwater Replenishment Trial project has been launched in Perth.
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Completion of Atwell Secondary College moves a step closer
Construction of stage two of Atwell Secondary College is on track with the awarding of an $18million contract to Universal Constructions, Minister Assisting the Treasurer Bill Marmion and Education Minister Liz Constable announced.
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Drawing Paris by David Holm
For internationally acclaimed Australian architect David Holm, drawing is a lifelong passion.
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$70million Albany Entertainment Centre officially opened
The new Albany Entertainment Centre (AEC) will be opened this weekend, with capacity audiences expected for its first performances.
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Leading architect Thom Mayne confirmed for third Australian talk
Los Angeles-based Pritzker Prize-winning architect Thom Mayne has been confirmed for a third and final speaking engagement in Australia next month – travelling to Perth after Sydney and Melbourne talks.
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Call for corporate supporters for charity cricket
Corporate groups can watch their favourite celebrities play a 20/20 cricket match and help raise money for disadvantaged kids.
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Last day to register for Perth's DesignBUILD Commercial expo
Over 100 exhibitors are set to showcase their latest industry advancements and CPD accredited seminars running throughout the three day show starting on Wednesday.
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Perth’s billion dollar investment and tourism potential on show in Asia
The State Government will illustrate the unprecedented growth taking place in Perth to entice tourism and investment to the city, at Asia’s premier property investment conference this week.
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Australia wins best health building in the world
BVN Architecture won the Health Category award at the World Architecture Festival (WAF) on Wednesday 3 November in Barcelona for the Youth Mental Health Building at the Brain and Mind Research Institute (BMRI) in Camperdown, Sydney.
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New WA gateway a step closer
Transport Minister Simon O’Brien said plans to revitalise and upgrade the road network near Perth Airport have moved a step closer with the launch of a $6.85million consultancy contract for the Gateway WA project.
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State Government commences Perth Waterfront works
The Perth Waterfront development has moved a step closer to reality with the commencement of a comprehensive geotechnical drilling and sampling program.
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Government upgrading 11 bridges across the South-West
Transport Minister Simon O’Brien said today that Bunbury based firm Jonor Construction Pty Ltd had won a $1.1million contract to refurbish 11 timber bridges through the South-West.
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There’s no place like a beach home
Premium apartment developer, Oakstand has sold five apartments at its luxury residential complex, Setai Narrabeen Beach, in the five weeks since its release to the market.
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Week of Celebration of Architecture: 18-21 October
Perth will host the great and the good of the architecture profession this month, with the Australian Institute of Architects (WA) holding Architecture Week 2010, from 18-21 October.
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Auction date set for first land release at Perry Lakes
The first home sites in the new Perry Lakes Redevelopment t Floreat will be auctioned in December.
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Nation’s top architecture awards to be announced
From a record 900-plus architectural projects entered in the 2010 National Architecture Awards, which one project will be named ‘best public building’ in Australia this year? Which single project will be crowned ‘best residential’, which one the most ‘sustainable’, and which urban design project for a nation of city dwellers nominated as superior to all others?
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West Australian developer selected to deliver new Karratha estate
Western Australian development company Pindan has been selected to develop up to 323 dwellings on 24ha of land next to LandCorp’s existing Nickol estate.
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International energy conference for City
Perth is about to host a major conference with significance to the international energy industry.
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Revitalised Old Treasury Buildings to feature in new city development
Perth’s Old Treasury Buildings will be the centrepiece of a major redevelopment of the St George’s Cathedral Heritage Precinct Area.
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Partner announced for innovative Knutsford project
A former industrial site near the Fremantle city centre will be transformed into a high-quality residential precinct through a partnering agreement between the State Government’s land development agency, LandCorp and a well-credentialed development consortium.
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Creative Director Wanted for 2012 National Architecture Conference
The Institute is seeking expressions of interest for the role of the Creative Director for the 2012 National Architecture Conference.
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State Government’s $30million redevelopment a boost to education in Dongara
Tenders are expected to be called in early October for construction of the $30million new-look Dongara District High School.
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Consultation Critical to Growth Planning
A commitment to consultation on initiatives to address population growth will be critical to successfully planning the future of communities in the Perth and Peel regions.
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Government shortlists bids for the Perth City Link Rail project
The State Government is one step closer to beginning rail works on the $600million Perth City Link Project with the short-listing of the final two proponents for the next assessment phase.
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Public private partnership to redevelop historic Fremantle site
More than $22million in Government funds will be invested to create 58 new affordable housing apartments as part of a redevelopment of the historic Fremantle Dalgety Wool Store.
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Aqueous a unique take on nature's design
According to the architect of Mandurah Quay’s newly completed luxury apartments, inspiration was taken from its idyllic surrounds to result in a design which brings out the best of the natural hideaway.
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Ceremony to launch State’s biggest renewable energy project
Energy Minister Peter Collier and Regional Development Minister Brendon Grylls have celebrated the official launch of one of Australia’s biggest wind farms.
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Rare opportunity available to develop prime Swan River precinct
The State Government has announced a significant milestone in the Riverside project, calling for Expressions of Interest to develop the flagship four-hectare riverfront site.
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Artworks on Glass showroom launch
Artworks on Glass are opening their new showroom next Wednesday.
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$3million for desalination research
Australia’s first desalination research centre has opened its doors at Murdoch University’s Rockingham campus with the help of a $3million grant from the State Government.
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New causeway completed at Bandy Creek
The construction of a new $1.6million causeway crossing and associated work at Bandy Creek in Esperance has been completed.
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Kingspan contributes to award winning home
Kingspan Insulation has contributed to Evoke Design Group’s award winning 8-star designed home, being built in South Fremantle in Western Australia.
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Underground power project launched in City of Melville
The State Government is set to provide underground power in the Attadale area, following the launch of the latest project in the State Underground Power Program.
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Small Business Minister congratulates West Australian entrepreneurs
Four young West Australians, whose business KAPP Engineering won the WA Telstra Business of the Year Award for 2010, will tonight be vying for the National Telstra Business of the Year Award, against some of the best businesses in the country.
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Minister welcomes City of Subiaco decision to progress reform
Acting Local Government Minister John Day has commended the City of Subiaco council on its decision last night to enter into a Regional Transition Group with the City of Nedlands.
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State Government makes further progress on Perth Waterfront
The creation of a vibrant, new area for the city made another step forward following Cabinet consideration of the business case for the Perth Waterfront project.
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State Government’s plan to grow Karratha into a city
A bold plan to transform Karratha into a world-class City of the North, with a potential population of 50,000, was launched today by the State Government and the Shire of Roebourne.
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Perth Cultural Centre transformation unveiled
The completion of short-term revitalisation works in the Perth Cultural Centre was unveiled today at a community planting day in an innovative new urban orchard, located opposite the Art Gallery of Western Australia.
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$1.15million for river foreshore projects
Environment Minister Donna Faragher today announced funding of $1.15million for 18 priority projects that aimed to protect and rehabilitate the Swan and Canning rivers foreshore.
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Final approval for Shenton Park development
Environment Minister Donna Faragher has given final approval for the proposed conservation and development of Lot 4 Underwood Avenue, Shenton Park.
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Deadline caused a surge
A last minute rush ahead of a cut to the First Home Owners’ Boost, saw home lending commitments surge in September according to the Housing Industry Association, Australia’s largest building industry organisation.
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Emergency department increases its efficiency
Quicker, more responsive and safer for staff and patients - Royal Perth Hospital’s Emergency Department (RPH ED) has been modernised after a two-year rebuild.
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Multi Unit Housing Code wants comment
Planning Minister John Day is proposing to introduce separate planning controls for higher density housing to facilitate and better regulate this type of development in urban areas.
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New Northbridge developments to boost supply of rental housing.
115 new rental apartments in New Northbridge will help the shortage of long-term accommodation.
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Environmental issues cancels station expansion.
The Whitfords Stage 3 train station expansion has been cancelled following environmental assessments and community consultation.
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Power goes underground in WA.
Local councils have less than four months to submit proposals to replace overhead powerlines with underground power.
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New school of architecture
Bond University has announced the introduction of a new school established to meet the growing demand for sustainably built environments.
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House Price Recovery Continues
The ABS index of established house prices increased for a second consecutive quarter in September 2009 said the Housing Industry Association (HIA), Australia’s largest building industry association.
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Sydney houses unaffordable
Sydney is fast becoming the world’s most unaffordable city, taking out second place in a list of the world’s most expensive cities.
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Abigroup working to encourage women in construction
Abigroup will be celebrating International Women’s Day today with a free BBQ for all Head Office staff on the roof of the company’s Gordon headquarters.
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Lend Lease Fund will trial new CSIRO Energy Efficiency Technology
Lend Lease Core Plus Fund (LLCPF) will trial new CSIRO developed smart software to reduce energy usage in four of its commercial assets by up to 30 per cent.
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Stormwater project to benefit Northern Adelaide communities
A new stormwater and aquifer recharge project that will reduce pressure on local drinking water supplies in northern Adelaide has been opened by the Minister for Climate Change, Energy Efficiency and Water, Senator Penny Wong.
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Construction Matters magazine presents its new website
Finally it's here, the website to keep you updated on the latest national construction news, products and services directory, events calendar and much more.
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2010 Look Home Green Design Awards are now open
Following the success of the inaugural awards last year, the 2010 LookHome™ Green Design Awards are now open.
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$56 Million to develop a national water market system
Australia’s water market will be significantly strengthened following a $56 million investment by the Rudd Government to develop a faster, more efficient and nationally focused water market system, the Minister for Climate Change and Water, Senator Penny Wong, announced today.
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A world of luxury at no cost to the environment
Within three months of opening, Australia’s first luxury conservation resort, Wolgan Valley Resort & Spa has become the first hotel in the world to secure Carbon Neutral certification from an internationally accredited greenhouse gas certification scheme.
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Ningaloo nominated for world heritage list
The Ningaloo Coast has been nominated for World Heritage listing by the Australian Government with the support of the Western Australia Government. It has also been included in the National Heritage List - Australia's most prestigious heritage recognition.
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Fifteen South-West bridges to be refurbished
Two contracts have been awarded to repair the bridge decks, guardrails and structures of 15 bridges located in the South-West region of the State.
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Barbagallo Raceway to benefit from multi-million dollar upgrade
The Western Australian motor racing fraternity will benefit from a multi-million dollar upgrade to Barbagallo Raceway.
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