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'be Bold', Urges Australian Institute Of Architects On 30 Year Plan starstarstarstarstar   30th December 2009 - Views: 942 'be Bold', Urges Australian Institute Of Architects On 30 Year Plan Consultation with industry stakeholders, design professionals and the wider community are three key elements in the creation of an integrated master planning solution and so the incorporation of community feedback is a valuable next step.

Architects Hail Integrated Design Commission As Visionary starstarstarstarstar   28th December 2009 - Views: 1041 Architects Hail Integrated Design Commission As Visionary The Institute’s SA Chapter President Timothy Horton said: “Before today’s announcement, SA had lagged behind other states for too long, and had failed to recognise the place for design thinking in policy.

Improved Housing Design Essential For Ageing Australia starstarstarstarstar   25th December 2009 - Views: 1053 Improved Housing Design Essential For Ageing Australia Future housing has to be better designed for older people, including those with poor mobility and age- related health problems, the Benevolent Society said today.

Architects Warn On Deadly Decks As People Gather For Xmas And New Year starstarstarstarstar   22nd December 2009 - Views: 1289 Archicentre's pre-purchase home inspection statistics show that approximately 6% of Australian homes have a timber balcony or deck and that about 2% of these ( 8000) are potentially fatal.

24 Plans Revealed For Australia's Urban Survival starstarstarstarstar   17th December 2009 - Views: 1053 24 Plans Revealed For Australia's Urban Survival Cities in which urban development is concentrated in ‘peripheral’ areas , such as large landholdings on university campuses, 'big box' shopping centres, business parks, industrial estates, recreational reserves, and market gardens to establish a series of interlinked, self-sustaining districts dispersed along a transport ring.

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