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  • FeaturesHeritage TradesNews
    By Simeon Barut
    March 9, 2018
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    Traditional trades still making an impact

    Traditional trades still play an important role in Australia’s building industry despite a move towards mass production and the use of modern technology. However, a lack ...
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  • Angus Kell - CSRFeatures
    By Angus Kell
    March 9, 2018
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    Simple measures to improve airtightness

    Much of Australia’s home building stock is below par for building performance, but a few simple measures can be employed to improve airtightness and home owner ...
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  • Dr Darryl O'Brien - SurveyanceFeatures
    By Dr Darryl O'brien
    March 9, 2018
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    How you can improve your sleeping environment

    The built environment can affect how we sleep. Dr Darryl O’Brien identifies environmental influences and suggests some intelligent design strategies that can improve the sleeping environment. ...
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  • FeaturesNewsSustainability
    By Staff Writer
    March 9, 2018
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    What defines a ‘comfortable home’?

    As energy prices in Australia continue to rise, the market demand for environmentally sustainable homes with low running costs and specifications above the mandatory 6-star rating ...
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  • Andrew Golle - WaterproofingColumnsFeatures
    By Andrew Golle
    March 8, 2018
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    Flooded tiles don’t always need demolition

    Flooding over floor tiles presents a number of unexpected influences acting on the tiling system, over and above what would be considered normal building service conditions, ...
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  • FeaturesPrefabrication
    By Staff Writer
    March 6, 2018
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    Prefab housing on the rise in Australia

    Prefab housing is breaking through old stereotypes and, if markets throughout the rest of the world are anything to go by, it looks like it may ...
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  • FeaturesStandards and RegulationsWindows
    By Staff Writer
    March 5, 2018
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    Acoustic glazing for noise attenuation

    Congestion and noise pollution are increasing as development spreads further into the countryside and densities become higher in urban areas. Add to this a general desire ...
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  • Andrew Golle - WaterproofingFeaturesStandards and Regulations
    By Dimi Kyriakou
    March 5, 2018
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    Waterproofing mistakes and best practice

    Waterproofing failure in buildings comes at a huge cost and the extent of damage is often extreme. To kick off this cover story, Dimi Kyriakou speaks ...
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  • FeaturesSustainability
    By Staff Writer
    March 2, 2018
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    Building a passive house

    There are several techniques that can be used when designing a home to ensure it is naturally cooler in summer and warmer in winter. Clare Parry ...
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  • FeaturesPlumbing
    By Staff Writer
    February 26, 2018
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    Glass and gas: A potentially deadly combination

    While a glass splashback can give a great aesthetic finish to a modern kitchen design, it also comes with safety concerns and government authorities are stepping ...
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