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Institute urges caution in response to federal opposition pledge to simplify national construction code
The opposition has said they’ll cut the construction code down to an 80-page “Basic Australian Standard”, to which the Australian Institute of Architects has responded, “The code is a set of minimum standards and we’ve consistently said they should be strengthened, not weakened.”

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Petition to save Roy Grounds building amasses over 1,400 signatures
The petition argues that the proposed demolition “constitutes a wanton act of destruction of Victoria’s cultural heritage,” and an “enormously wasteful [use] of university resources,” while also being “totally unsustainable on environmental grounds.”

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Indooroopilly Studio by Kieron Gait Architects
Inserted beneath an existing Queenslander house, a small studio embraces the existing structural supports as an elegant and formal way to articulate the compact floor plan.

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Kamay Botany Bay National Park Visitor Centre by Neeson Murcutt Neille
At Kamay Botany Bay, a much-anticipated visitor centre creates a compelling space for new dialogue, while celebrating narratives of continuity, resistance and deep time.

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When authentic design is substituted for a copy, who is at risk?
Big-ticket items such as bespoke furniture and designer lighting are often the first to be cut in the value management process, sometimes with exact replicas being commissioned in their place. What may appear as a cost saving measure, in many cases, raises legal and ethical questions.

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