Architecture of Federation Square – from Galvanizers Association of Australia
03-May-07
The essence of the city, it is said, is embraced in the architecture of Federation Square.
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The Western Link Section of the Melbourne City Link Project will Provide a Highway to the Future
01-May-07
The Western Link section of the Melboourne City Link Project will provide a long awaited connection between two major arterial roads, the Tullamarine freeway and the West Gate Freeway.
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Issues of Indoor Air Quality on the Agenda for the UK Government - Application of Wavin Osmavent Air
05-Mar-07
The issue of indoor air quality is high on the agenda as the UK Government has become increasingly concerned with the large number of health problems connected with indoor pollution, which are thought to affect large numbers of the population.
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Preferred Building Materials for Residential Building Construction in Australia is Timber
20-Feb-07
Timber is one of the most preferred building materials for residential building construction in Australia.
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Thin Joint Systems, Aircrete Flooring Systems and The RåHouse All-in-One Building Concept
11-Jul-06
Modern Methods of Construction is a broad category that embraces a variety of build approaches including, but not limited to, Off-Site Manufacturing (OSM).
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Thin Joint Systems - Benefits of Using Thin Joint Systems in Construction by H+H Celcon
07-Jul-06
H+H Celcon as a manufacturer within the industry prides itself at being at the forefront of innovative building technology, of which the Celcon Thin-joint system is a prime example.
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Brick that cures sick, noisy buildings
18-Jun-04
A breakthrough in sustainable office and house design has been invented in Sydney, Australia. Topic.
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Electric introduction of BP Solar PowerGlaz
11-Jun-04
On the 13th of May, London’s leading architects gathered at the Royal Opera House for the launch of PowerGlaz, a revolutionary laminated glass that incorporates solar cells. Product.
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Revolutionary wall sound system without speakers
28-May-04
When the American jet pilot Charles Yeager broke the sound barrier flying at 1,200 kph on October 14, 1947, it was a global sensation, an unbelievable scientific and engineering achievement. Product.
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solarcentury receive DTI funding for development of award winning streetsmart product
21-May-04
After recently scooping a new product award at Interbuild, solarcentury hit the jackpot again with a £75K grant to develop a range of solar powered street furniture products under the Knowledge Transfer Programme (KTP). News.
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