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  • Growing your businessNews
    By Staff Writer
    July 26, 2016
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    Payment disputes with residential clients

    While we’d all prefer otherwise, payment disputes are an unfortunate component of the building game. Anthony Igra describes a typical scenario and ways to avoid it ...
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  • FlooringTimber
    By Staff Writer
    July 26, 2016
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    Grist for the mill

    In a small sleepy town in northern NSW, a parquetry mill is coming back to life. There’s been a parquetry mill in South Grafton, NSW, for ...
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  • News
    By Staff Writer
    July 26, 2016
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    Fire rated foam – a killer?

    The use of so-called ‘fire rated’ foams for fire stopping of service penetrations or control joints is sadly becoming more prevalent here in Australia. This trend ...
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  • Growing your businessNews
    By Staff Writer
    July 26, 2016
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    Are you buying a business or a job?

    When starting out or developing a business, most owners of architecture and building firms typically channel all their energy into growing the business – after all, ...
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  • ConcreteFlooringNews
    By Staff Writer
    July 26, 2016
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    Concrete fire spalling

    Fire spalling can drastically reduce the fire resistance of a concrete structure. During a PhD study, significant differences in spalling behaviour of concrete were found under ...
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  • News
    By Staff Writer
    July 20, 2016
    572
    0

    World’s tallest timber for Australia

    The use of cross laminated timber is gaining popularity around the world, and Australia will soon have its own multi-level residential building constructed from structural timber ...
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  • News
    By Staff Writer
    July 19, 2016
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    No blinds required

    A company in the US is introducing windows that can tint on demand to control how much heat and light they let in, thus reducing HVAC ...
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  • NewsSustainability
    By Staff Writer
    July 19, 2016
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    Delivering user friendly buildings

    Whether it be a large commercial building, an industrial site, a multi-unit residential or a single residential house, good passive design can significantly improve user comfort ...
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  • News
    By Staff Writer
    July 19, 2016
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    Architecture in glass

    Frameless glass has long been admired for the style and convenience it can bring to any environment. As prices become more affordable and installation more efficient, ...
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  • Standards and Regulations
    By Staff Writer
    July 26, 2015
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    A matter of debate

    Safety nets are an open weave mesh used as a fall arrest system. In Australia, their use is currently limited to stairwells and other drop hazards ...
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