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How to build skyscrapers that can withstand earthquakes
Posted On October 17, 2016Reinforced concrete sheer walls and coupling beams have been used to make the building withstand 2,500 years of earthquake activity.
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London's tallest residential skyscrapers: from The Shard to Spire London
Posted On October 13, 2016London is poised to become a city of high living for high-fliers, with a total of 436 buildings over 20 storeys in the pipeline, according to New London Architecture (NLA).
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Wooden Skyscrapers: A Green Idea That’s Spreading Like Wildfire
Posted On October 13, 2016Wooden buildings may soon shape the skylines of America’s urban spaces. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently announced a contest awarding $2 million to a winner that can demonstrate feasible means to constructing “plyscrapers.”
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Australian cities are not building houses anymore
Posted On October 13, 2016The latest Metropolitan Housing Monitor statistics released by the NSW Government show just 35 detached houses were built in the inner-city Sydney local government area in 2016.
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Skyscrapers with a need for speed: China unveils world’s fastest elevator
Posted On October 13, 2016SHANGHAI — The Shanghai Tower may be the world’s second tallest building. But when it comes to speed, it’s second to none.
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International 'Starchitect' Zaha Hadid To Grace Skyline
Posted On October 11, 2016A new $300 million tower on Collins Street designed by world renowned architect Zaha Hadid has been given the green light by the Andrews Labor Government.
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Shovels In The Ground For Collins Street Landmark
Posted On October 6, 2016Construction on the stand-out Collins Arch development – dubbed “The Pantscraper” – has officially begun at 447 Collins Street.
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Cities in the sky: how do we decide where this urban journey is taking us?
Posted On October 5, 2016Australian cities are inherently diverse places, but that diversity can lead to conflict between different values about what cities should and can be.
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First Ever Australian Smart Skyscrapers Summit Steps onto the Scene
Posted On October 3, 2016With more and more innovative high-rise construction projects in the cards for Australia, the country is set to be the site of the Southern Hemisphere’s first ever Smart Skyscrapers Summit in March 2017.
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Stylish sky high design at Southbank's 88 Melbourne
Posted On September 14, 2016Melbourne is well known as the world’s most liveable city but it is also becoming one of the world’s most stylish
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Australia's first off-the-grid solar-powered high-rise planned in Melbourne
Posted On August 25, 2016Australia will soon get its first ‘substantially off-the-grid building’ with a new solar-powered high-rise apartment tower being designed in Southbank
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Construction on Victoria's first high-rise school has begun in South Melbourne
Posted On August 8, 2016The five-storey building in South Melbourne, which will include rooftop netball courts and 500 students is due to be finished by 2018.
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New Name and Height for Queensland's Tallest Tower
Posted On July 26, 2016Forise Holding’s new skyscraper at 3 Trickett St, Surfers Paradise has undergone a new design as well as a new name – Spirit
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3 charts that show Australia's high rise construction boom is scaling to new heights
Posted On July 21, 2016Be it Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane, all you need to do is look up to get an understanding of the epic apartment construction boom currently underway across Australia
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Sydney allows taller skyscrapers while Melbourne attempts to curb density
Posted On July 14, 2016Under the City of Sydney Council’s new 20-year planning strategy, commercial buildings can be built up to 310m
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$2 Billion In Development Pours Into Melbourne
Posted On June 29, 2016The Andrews Labor Government has delivered $2 billion worth of development approval for inner Melbourne – a record amount set to generate thousands of jobs.
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Melbourne’s skyline to become tallest in the nation
Posted On February 15, 2016Melbourne will soon have Australia's tallest skyline, with more than 100 skyscrapers higher than 100 metres planned or already under construction.
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