Articles

Disbelief and shock are naturally around many households arising out of Government recommendations for isolation, working and schooling from home. Topics for conversation appear to [...]

These Chestnut topics deserve reiteration and elaboration for current and “designing” home owners. Archicentre Australia director – Peter Georgiev – considers these elements of “design [...]

Brick cracking or distress in any form of masonry structure continues to be prominent around Australia, causing uncertainty while costing home owners and businesses ongoing [...]

Currently Australian Standard AS3959-2009 provides a number of design features that aim to limit  bushfire attack. Looking back at the era of its conception, it [...]

Our Client enquiries continue to seek expert architectural design guidance on what type of building is appropriate for their future. BEING CLEVER………. Here are some [...]

If it hadn’t been for recent media about problem cladding – in particular flammable cladding, there would be no prompt to discuss this topic….. Peter [...]

Whether building a new home or renovations & additions to an existing home, it is extremely difficult for average Australians to know what costs [...]

Amongst the aim of bringing architecture to the public, Archicentre Australia is committed to informing on “Crook Buildings” as they affect communities across the country. [...]

Recent housing price deterioration along with auction clearance rates dropping in major cities has brought some “would-be home buyers” back into the property market. It [...]