Infrastructure
Swift changes to the ways we work, socialise and consume have changed our cities, but will they make a difference in the long run? FM puts cities in the spotlight, exploring the immediate and lasting effects of this health disaster.
As COVID-19 self-isolation measures transform working practices internationally, new data from a Monash University commercial spin-off reveals internet infrastructure is being put under significant pressure.
SANHA UK has announced that its pipe systems have been featured in a new project that will house the UK branch offices for the Jehovah’s Witness.
In part one of his article on transforming the building sector, TURLOUGH GUERIN considers some of the highlights of the GBCA National conference.
Appointment marks the state’s most recent step in overhauling its approach to the removal of hazardous cladding.
After lengthy discussions with The Wood Cladding and External Fixtures Alliance, the Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB) has released an Advisory Note regarding its decision on the use of timber cladding.
Industry bodies urge federal government to take a leadership role in addressing the crisis that has arisen from the use of combustible cladding.
Gerhard Schickhofer was awarded the 2019 Marcus Wallenberg Prize for research behind the eco-friendly material known as cross-laminated timber (CLT).
Plumbing issues can escalate from a headache to a horror story in the blink of an eye. How does this risk translate to your building or facility? By PAUL ANGUS.
