8-9 November 2022
Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre
Melbourne, VIC
8-9 November 2022
Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre
Melbourne, VIC
Residential towers in the Gold Coast continue to reach new heights as a development application for one of Australia’s tallest buildings is submitted.
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Turner & Townsend Thinc have been granted the contract from the Victorian School Building Authority to project manage the new $43 million Richmond Vertical Secondary School project in Melbourne.
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Skyscraper construction saw another year of superlatives in 2016, according to the latest annual report from the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat.
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Gold Coast will soon receive a brand new, 200-metre tall hotel and apartment tower after the Palaszczuk Government approved Jupiter’s new tower project today.
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The Australian Smart Skyscrapers Summit 2017 in Melbourne has attracted huge interest from high-rise development experts, among them leading architecture, engineering and construction companies.
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Some sixty years ago, when cities were still mostly flat, American architect Frank Lloyd Wright designed a skyscraper that would touch the clouds.
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Building height in inner parts of the City of Melbourne will be limited whilst mandatory setbacks and building separation will apply under new planning rules now in force as the state government moves to address growing levels of concern.
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Looking at benchmark projects across the country, the Australian Smart Skyscrapers Summit 2017 will examine the ways in which Australian high-rise building design and construction continues to adopt new technologies, innovations and features.
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A skyscraper almost as tall as the Shard is to be added to the central London skyline after the 73-storey building was given planning approval.
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The Australian Smart Skyscraper Summit 2017 will interrogate the definition of “smart” towers and high-rise development, seeking to shed light on what the smart identity truly encompasses.
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Plans for a 70-level skyscraper that will tower over one of Melbourne's most celebrated apartment buildings, and the historic Mint complex, has raised the ire of residents and a prominent city planner.
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On Nov. 4, during the 15th iteration of its Annual Awards Ceremony, the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) announced the Shanghai Tower in China as the "Best Tall Building Worldwide."
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Retirement living in southeast Queensland is going high-rise, as a report shows almost a dozen people aged between 70 and 84 for every existing unit.
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Melbourne and Sydney are leading the way in Australia’s high-rise and skyscraper boom.
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When the City of Sydney released its 20-year growth strategy in July, the centrepiece of the plan revolved around the creation of ‘clusters’ where massive office towers and apartment complexes could reach 300 metres and beyond in height.
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Melbourne’s Abode318 by Elenberg Fraser and Disegno architects has been named in the top 10 of the 2015 Emporis Skyscraper Awards (ESA).
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Hobart's skyline is set to change dramatically if two new hotel projects are built over the next five years.
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Property giant Stockland has submitted a long awaited DA for three 25 storey residential towers located at 23-79 High Street Toowong, on a 1.3 hectare site, currently the site of a Woolworths supermarket.
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Coronation Property has announced QT Hotels & Resorts has entered into an agreement to open its third hotel in New South Wales within the '8 Phillip Street' mixed-use apartment tower in Parramatta.
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The high rise is going green. It seems hard to believe that a tall, hulking block made from huge amounts of material and consuming huge amounts of energy could ever be anything other than bad for our fragile environment.
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