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The adaptive re-use of a historic Sydney brick-making kiln was a design challenge on several levels not least because of the planning requirements

Hospitality designers are turning to feature gas fires as a way of introducing a warm and inviting ambience to restaurants, even at the start of an evening's business

Pedestrians, cars, and service vehicles all happily co-exists with input from Traffic Design Group

As a company with more than 20 years in the industry, Steel Roofing was contracted to create the roofing, wall cladding and rainwater systems for the New Zealand Post building

Building a new high-speed, six-seater chairlift in a World Heritage area requires hardy materials, environmentally friendly processes and a great deal of planning

A refurbishment of Cafe Trends prompted design company Yellowfox to leverage its many high-profile associated suppliers and contractors

From mixed assortments to mixed use the Heards sweet factory in Parnell is now home to a collection of high-end apartments, boutique offices and retail outlets

This design company's new office space is a working display of its services, portraying aspects of its design philosophy and potential for collaboration

Aluminium and fixed timber louvres played an important part in the Meridian building's aesthetic, these were supplied and installed by Thermosash

New green and black branding helps the latest Paper Plus bookseller and stationery store in the Sylvia Park shopping centre stand out from the crowd

Concrete structures and all carpark surfaces were introduced by Dominion Constructors

Vernacular forms and materials are reinterpreted in the contemporary structures of this holiday resort, enabling it to remain analogous to its Pacific island location