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Chatswood Chase: The evolution of an icon
News, TrendingSydney’s retail landscape is entering a bold new era, with Chatswood Chase at the centre of its transformation. More than a redevelopment, this landmark project redefines what a premium shopping destination can be – one that honours local heritage, elevates customer experience, and sets a new benchmark for world-class retail design.
Airport fitouts in turbulence: Soaring costs, rigid constraints, and a sector ready for change
News, TrendingAirport retail has undergone a transformation in recent years, shifting from simple post-security concessions to high-concept, brand-forward spaces that shape a passenger’s first and last impression of a city. But while expectations rise, so too do the costs. According to a landmark white paper from The Mercurius Group, fitout costs in Australian and New Zealand airports have reached record highs – and the pressure is being felt across every corner of the supply chain.
How software is powering today’s fitouts
News, TrendingAustralia’s fitout industry, focused on delivering bespoke interior spaces for commercial, retail and residential projects, operates in a dynamic market with stringent regulations, tight timelines and high client expectations. Software tailored to 3D and CAD design, budgeting, scheduling, site coordination, client communication and compliance is revolutionising how fitout projects are delivered. These tools enhance accuracy, efficiency and collaboration, ensuring projects meet Australia’s standards.
Top 10 reasons why you need a lawyer in the construction industry
News, TrendingThe construction industry is dynamic and fraught with challenges and complexities. With ever increasing costs facing the construction industry and Australia more broadly, it is understandable why companies may opt not to engage a lawyer.
NAWIC-led cultural change project to build women’s careers
News, TrendingThe National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) will lead an innovative project designed to engage specifically with men and support upstanders to build fair, inclusive and respectful workplace cultures across the sector.
Start making sense of dementia-enabling design
TrendingRamps for wheelchairs and prams. Accessible toilets. Wider doorways. Over the last 20 years, the design world has come a long way in the realm of inclusivity, with the examples above just the tip of the iceberg, and much of it now mandated by Australian standards and building codes.
Collaborative Canvas
TrendingAs shopping centre curation evolves from prescribed standards to shared vision, QIC’s John Grinham reveals how listening to retailers’ stories, embracing conscious restraint, and fostering authentic partnerships is helping brand owners—from local pioneers to global powerhouses—flourish across different markets.
Light of day
News, TrendingLighting is no longer just about being functional and creating a visually stunning and inviting atmosphere. Technology and environmental concerns have impacted the way we use lighting and displays in today’s market.
The tech connection
News, TrendingMachinery and software go hand in hand as long as they’re compatible, efficient, and use the latest technology.
Martina Schwarz
People, TrendingFor 34 years, CAD+T has been supplying digital solutions for the interior design and production industry – a testament to the vision of founder Anton Schwarz. Fast forward to 2024, and his children Martina and Thomas are heading up the global company, breathing fresh new ideas into international markets.